Venezuela reaches agreements with half a dozen international oil companies after the end of sanctions ...Middle East

Nicolás Maduro in Caracas on November 18.Miguel Gutiérrez (EFE) The lifting of energy sanctions on Venezuela has been made possible by the Barbados agreements, meaning that Caracas can hold talks with half a dozen multinationals with the aim of restoring its oil production. This comes in a context in which Venezuelan crude might be needed to stabilize global supply, and the United States’ in particular. In return for the concessions it offered, the U.S. expected Nicolás Maduro’s government to commit to organizing free and verifiable presidential elections. There must be no vetoes on potential candidates, and an amnesty for the more than 300 political prisoners in the country. So far there

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