Politics1/29/2026•Bloomberg

US Issues License for Oil Companies to Operate in Venezuela

US Issues License for Oil Companies to Operate in Venezuela

The US government has issued a general license that expands the ability of oil companies to operate in Venezuela. This move represents a significant step in easing the sanctions that were previously imposed under the Trump administration. The license allows for a broader range of activities related to the oil industry, including the resumption of certain transactions and the provision of goods and services. This decision comes as the US-backed leadership in Caracas, led by Juan Guaidó, has taken power in the country. The license is seen as a strategic move by the Biden administration to provide support to the new government in Venezuela and to potentially help alleviate the country's economic crisis. However, the full impact of the decision and its implications for the region remain to be seen.

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