This Sunday, February 1, Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, celebrated the first export of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) as a historic milestone for the nation.

Through the Telegram application, Rodríguez indicated that the Chrysopigi Lady vessel had set sail from Venezuela with the first shipment of LPG, without specifying its destination. Regarding this, the interim president had already mentioned the signing of an international LPG marketing contract on January 16.

The official stated: “Together with the working class, we have marked this historic milestone by exporting the country’s first molecule of gas, an achievement for the well-being of the Venezuelan people.”

This first export is part of “a series of efforts by the Venezuelan government to increase its energy production, amidst international restrictions.”

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Chevron, the main partner of Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA, plans to increase its crude oil exports to the United States from 100,000 to 300,000 barrels per day.

To date, Chevron “has chartered about a dozen tankers to increase exports and reduce accumulated stockpiles at its projects since December.”

According to sources close to the oil company, the figure projected for March “represents a significant increase compared to the 100,000 bpd shipped in December and exceeds the approximately 230,000 bpd that the company has dispatched so far this month.”

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The United States was overtaken as Germany’s top trading partner by China, which surpassed the American country in the first eight months of 2025.

This change in trade dynamics, according to data from the German statistics office, is mainly due to the crisis generated by the increase in tariffs that hampered German exports to the United States.

“German imports and exports with China totaled 163.4 billion euros (190.7 billion dollars) from January to August, while trade with the US amounted to 162.8 billion euros,” according to Reuters calculations.

Regarding the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, “they have put downward pressure on German exports to the United States, which fell 7.4 % in the first eight months of the year compared to 2014, to €99.6 billion. In August, exports to the United States fell 23.5 % year-on-year, showing that the trend is accelerating.”

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The United States and El Salvador signed an important Reciprocal Trade Agreement that will allow the two countries to focus on key aspects of their economic relations, such as exports, tariffs, and security, among others.

The objective is to consolidate the bilateral economic relationship by focusing on the discussion of “non-tariff barriers, including simplifying regulatory requirements and authorizations for U.S. exports, such as the acceptance of vehicles and auto parts manufactured according to U.S. motor vehicle safety and emissions standards, and the acceptance of FDA certifications and prior marketing authorizations for medical devices and pharmaceuticals.”

The Central American nation also anticipates the elimination of non-tariff barriers to “U.S. agricultural products in its market,” ensuring that U.S. agricultural exporters are not restricted by the mere use of certain terms related to cheese and meat.

For its part, the U.S. will eliminate reciprocal tariffs on certain Salvadoran exports, such as products not grown or extracted in the U.S., and textiles and apparel originating from the previous trade agreement, CAFTA-DR.

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The diversification of exports, particularly in the agribusiness sector, has positioned Venezuelan shrimp in first place, relegating oil to a secondary role.

Máximo Colmenares, vice president of Fedeindustria Carabobo, emphasized the potential to expand sales of animal protein, driven by a voracious global demand for healthier and more sustainable options.

Colmenares pointed out that the country has a unique capacity to diversify its protein exports. “Countries in Europe and Asia demand Venezuelan animal protein because of its organic profile. We are eliminating antibiotics and synthetic additives that affect animal and human health,” he added.

Eighty percent of shrimp farming activity is concentrated in the farms around Lake Maracaibo, in Zulia state. This has allowed the country to face challenges such as oil spills and economic volatility, “positioning it among the top 10 global shrimp exporters.”

Through the joint efforts of national authorities and agribusiness associations, key initiatives have been achieved: “from protocols to combat diseases in aquaculture to animal nutrition programs that guarantee contaminant-free products.”

While shrimp is gaining ground in markets in the Netherlands, France, Spain, as well as the Middle East and Russia, domestically “chicken accounts for 70 % of national protein intake, with a stable domestic market despite inflationary pressures.”

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A group of companies in Florida have decided to continue exporting their products throughout Latin America by adopting the use of cryptocurrencies, which will allow them to receive payments in digital currencies backed by the US dollar.

In this regard, they have explained that they want to maintain trade with countries like Argentina and Venezuela, whose national currencies are unstable. “A trend that entrepreneurs attribute, in part, to new US government policies favorable to these digital assets.”

One of the companies that is entering this space is Giannone, which “buys batches of used iPhones, certifies their operation, and distributes them to resellers in Latin America.” It has already established contact with the Shield platform, co-founded by a Latin American entrepreneur to “help companies transact in stablecoins, such as USDT, pegged to the value of the US dollar.”

Payments to Jireh Tech Solutions can be made in cryptocurrencies backed by the US dollar, thus “avoiding exchange rate depreciation with the certainty that they comply with the new regulations required by the United States, but with less banking bureaucracy.”

The companies involved point out that the use of cryptocurrencies is an alternative that allows them to grow their client base, in addition to offering them a second option, since what they normally did “was only receive wire transfers (bank transfers) with all clients, and there was no second option for all of them.”

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Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has indicated that the country maintains stable annual growth in the agricultural sector, which is between 4.5 and 5 %.

Maduro emphasized that 14.5 million hectares are available for production, aimed at meeting the needs of the population and for exports.

The president stated through his Telegram channel: “We are going to be the world’s breadbasket, to supply with quality and good prices, and to export.”

He also highlighted the importance of national production, “not just in the countryside, but also in the cities, and what is being produced is the entire country. The stable annual growth of 4.5 % to 5 % in agricultural production is very significant.”

In his Monday program, “Con Maduro+,” the Venezuelan president explained that the main goal is “to transform the Venezuelan people into major food producers with global export capacity” and emphasized: “No one will be able to stop Venezuela on its path to becoming the world’s breadbasket, producing food and our wealth for the production of the land.”

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Authorities from Venezuela and China held a meeting in Caracas with the aim of strengthening their trade ties in key sectors such as exports and technological development.

The meeting was attended by Venezuelan Minister of People’s Power for Foreign Trade, Coromoto Godoy; Venezuelan Consul in Guangzhou, Manuel González; as well as Chinese Ambassador to Venezuela, Lan Hu; and Sector Vice President, Gabriela Jiménez.

The meeting, aimed at strengthening bilateral trade relations, allowed for the evaluation of “concrete actions to overcome logistical obstacles and enhance the export capacity of Venezuelan products. Godoy emphasized the joint commitment to advancing the internationalization of national goods, aligned with the PAE Plan: Produce, Supply, and Export!, in line with the guidance of President Nicolás Maduro.”

Likewise, on her official Instagram account, she stated: “We are working in a coordinated manner to achieve important goals in the internationalization of our products.”

The official highlighted the interest of both nations in raising investment and technological exchange, particularly in key sectors “such as artificial intelligence, a topic recently addressed by the sector’s vice president, Gabriela Jiménez, in a meeting with the Chinese ambassador to Venezuela.

The authorities of both countries seek to boost economic development, productive innovation, and international cooperation between the two nations through these meetings, which help strengthen trade relations.”

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This Saturday, during the events commemorating the inauguration of President Daniel Noboa, Production Minister Luis Jaramillo and Canadian Minister of Export Promotion Maninder Sidhu signed a joint declaration to accelerate the signing of a Free Trade Agreement (FTA).

Through the document, the Ecuadorian government reaffirmed its commitment, along with Canada, to move toward signing the trade agreement, which was already negotiated in January 2025.

It is important to remember that on February 2, both nations “closed negotiations for a trade agreement that will facilitate the Andean country’s access to a market of 39.8 million consumers under preferential terms, according to the Presidency.”

The negotiations are expected to strengthen bilateral trade, in addition to creating “new growth opportunities for Ecuadorian producers, exporters, and entrepreneurs.” Key sectors will benefit, such as “floriculture, food, tuna, textiles, auto parts, ceramics, footwear, wood, juices and pulp, cosmetics, plastics, hats, and tagua, among others.”

Ecuador and Canada will also seek job creation and the development of small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

Priority will be given to strategies to support the agricultural and family farming sectors, especially in products such as rice, dairy products, corn, sugar, pork, beef, and poultry.

Other crucial aspects of this future agreement will include promoting investment, cultural cooperation and exchanges, and promoting e-commerce, among others.

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The Venezuelan government indicated that it will seek to market its fishery and agricultural products in the BRICS market to address US tariffs.

Venezuelan Trade Minister Coromoto Godoy indicated that government representatives have already begun meetings, through representatives from the Ministries of Trade, Fisheries and Aquaculture, and the Export Promotion Agency, to establish export strategies for marine products.

For his part, the Vice Minister of International Trade Policy, Johann Álvarez, stated that they are working on “reviewing agreements with countries that make up the BRICS bloc and allied nations” to strengthen their economic relations with Venezuela.

Godoy added that in addition to the BRICS market, they also have the list of ALBA countries as potential markets.

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