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US issues sanctions waivers for Venezuela telecom services

The US Treasury Department has issued sanctions waivers covering telecommunications services and contracts involving Venezuela. The decision modifies restrictions on a strategic sector.

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Sanctions adjustments can affect Venezuela’s connectivity, commercial access and bilateral relations with the United States.

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  1. US Treasury Department Issues Sanctions Waivers for Venezuela Telecom Services, Contracts ↗venezuelanalysis.com · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 7:32 AM UTC

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