“Chevron, as the only major U.S. company in Venezuela, finds itself in prime position to deliver on President Trump’s pledge Saturday to rejuvenate the Latin American country’s oil business,” the Wall Street Journal reports.
“The U.S. capture of strongman Nicolás Maduro has Chevron charting a new course as it clings to its position in some of the world’s most potent oil fields.”
Politico: “Administration officials have told oil executives in recent weeks that if they want compensation for their rigs, pipelines and other seized property, then they must be prepared to go back into Venezuela now and invest heavily in reviving its shattered petroleum industry.”

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