U.S. Gov’t Received Over $12 Billion in Revenue from Venezuela’s Oil Exports
The U.S. government received over $12 billion in revenue from exports of Venezuela’s natural resources in the first nine months of this year, following the abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. That’s according to a report by the global financial firm KPMG, which is among the first to provide detailed insight into the Trump administration’s financial holdings in Venezuela. The report was reviewed by The New York Times. After the U.S. removed Maduro from power in January, the Treasury
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