The oil deal between Caracas and Washington raised new legal concerns, after experts and politicians said that it might be contrary to Venezuelan laws, threatening the sustainability of an agreement that would grant a private company the rights to develop more than 17 oil fields. Henrike Cabrilis, one of the most prominent members of the Venezuelan opposition, said that the deal faced several legal and constitutional problems, pointing out that …
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The oil deal between Caracas and Washington raised new legal concerns, after experts and politicians said that it might be contrary to Venezuelan laws, threatening the sustainability of an agreement that would grant a private company the rights to develop more than 17 oil fields. Henrike Cabrilis, one of the most prominent members of the Venezuelan opposition, said that the deal faced several legal and constitutional problems, pointing out that …