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The article discusses negotiations between the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump and the interim government of Venezuela over a major deal related to obtaining a stake in Venezuelan oil resources. The agreement involves more than 12 oil fields and proven reserves approaching 90 billion barrels of oil, out of approximately 300 billion barrels owned by Venezuela. High-level officials from both sides, including the U.S. Secretary of State, are leading these negotiations, which aim to sign a leasing contract to distribute production rights to American companies. This could potentially double U.S. oil reserves and strengthen Washington's influence in the region. Completing this deal is considered a crucial step in Trump's legacy of enhancing U.S. energy security. The discussions began before Nicolás Maduro's arrest earlier this year and are part of a broader strategy to extend greater influence over Venezuela, a strategic partner, with an emphasis on benefits for the Venezuelan people and advancing American interests in the area.
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