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US oil deal reportedly turns Venezuelan billionaire from accused figure into partner

The US relationship with a Venezuelan billionaire linked to an oil deal shifted from accused figure to partner. No details on the agreement or its implementation are provided.

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A change in US dealings with Venezuelan oil interests could affect sanctions policy and regional energy diplomacy.

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