Trump and Venezuela’s Acting President Rodriguez Reconnect in Long Call
President Trump and Acting President Delcy Rodriguez had a long, productive call this week, paving the way for embassy reopening and improved US-Venezuela relations.
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President Trump and Acting President Delcy Rodriguez had a long, productive call this week, paving the way for embassy reopening and improved US-Venezuela relations.
Acting President Delcy Rodriguez urges trust and national unity after US strikes, as Venezuela starts talks on oil sales and restoring US diplomatic ties.
On Jan 9, 2026, US forces seized the Olina, the fifth Venezuela-linked oil tanker, as a US diplomatic team begins exploratory talks in Caracas toward potential embassy reopening.
Analysis of the US raid on Venezuela and how it could reshape the global energy order, affecting oil markets, energy security, and Asia’s shift to renewables.
On January 3, 2026, US forces struck Caracas, capturing President Maduro and challenging the 80-year postwar international order created after WWII.
Chilean deputy Boris Barrera warns US aggression in Venezuela is less about the “war on drugs” and more about grabbing oil and resources, threatening regional peace.
The White House’s Rapid Response account on X just dropped a video showing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro flanked by U.S. federal agents, sparking buzz about U.S.-Venezuela relations.
Trump briefed media on Jan 3, 2026 after US strikes on Venezuela, announcing Maduro’s capture, oil firm access, and retained military options.
President Trump says the US struck a Venezuelan dock area used by drug traffickers last week, potentially marking the first land strike on Venezuela and shifting anti-trafficking efforts.
Explore why the US has intensified military action, sanctions, and an oil “quarantine” against Venezuela since August 2025, and what Washington really wants.