
At least five groups of investors have submitted binding bids in a US court-ordered auction of shares in Citgo Petroleum's parent company. Three of these groups have secured financing commitments for Venezuela's Citgo. Venezuela strongly opposes the forced sale of Citgo shares by the US, denouncing it as a violation of international law. Vitol, the world's largest independent oil trader, is among the bidders for Citgo's parent company.
The @ALBATCP condemns the US government's actions to strip #Venezuela of its Citgo company. https://t.co/SuCW3vOhpa
🇻🇪⚡ Maduro announces agreements with BRICS countries to circumvent US sanctions The Venezuelan regime announced the signing of contracts with BRICS countries to invest in the Venezuelan Guiana Corporation (CVG). CVG is a conglomerate of public mining, vegetal extraction, and… https://t.co/70a00tWM7j
#FromTheSouth News Bits | Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denounced a maneuver to execute the robbery of the company Citgo by the extreme right-wing and the United States government. https://t.co/tgsqNCFbae
