Chevron sigue operando 

VENEZUELA 

La petrolera Chevron renovó su licencia por seis meses para operar en Venezuela tras negociaciones entre Richard Grenell y Nicolás Maduro. Durante la reunión, Maduro aceptó recibir vuelos con deportados y liberar a seis presos estadounidenses. A cambio, buscaba el levantamiento de sanciones contra PDVSA. Trump no suspendió la licencia, como Maduro temía. Expertos destacan que empresarios estadounidenses promovieron el acuerdo, buscando estabilidad en el sector petrolero del país. 

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