ExxonMobil, the US oil company, withdrew from Venezuela 20 years ago. According to sources close to the matter, the firm is in talks with the government of the South American nation to obtain licenses and contracts to operate six oil fields.

According to meetings between the parties, an agreement for the oil company’s return to Venezuela could be reached this May.

The company has been cautious regarding any negotiations since January 3, when it referred to Venezuela as a “non-investable” country.

However, with the passage of time, and thanks to the licenses granted by Donald Trump to the hydrocarbon sector, ExxonMobil seems willing to reconsider potential exploration opportunities in Venezuela.

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Carlos Rondón, president of the National Chamber of Auto Parts Commerce (Canidra), indicated that several US companies are considering returning to Venezuela, which opens the door to new investments and a boost to the sector.

According to Rondón, this return is positive for the Venezuelan industry. However, he clarified that it would not be in the area of ​​car assembly within the country.

Regarding the supply of spare parts and auto parts, the president of Canidra pointed out that “currently, supply exceeds demand” and that “there are enough spare parts in the country to meet the needs of our vehicle fleet.”

On the other hand, he clarified that there is a shortage of original spare parts “that have not been delivered according to the distribution schedule,” particularly those coming from China.

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As part of the visit to Venezuela by the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, the president of the Caribbean nation, Nicolás Maduro, announced this Tuesday, April 23, that he is open to the return of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

The decision came at the request of the ICC prosecutor, who has met since Monday with the vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, President Nicolás Maduro, and other government representatives.

As you will remember, approximately two months ago Maduro expelled the representatives of the ACHNUD from Venezuela. Now, the Venezuelan president indicates that they must overcome the differences they had, leave the conflict behind.

In this regard, Khan has stated: “I am grateful that you have expressed your commitment at my request to allow the ACHNUD to return to Venezuela and give it effect as soon as possible, I think it is something very positive.”

The date when the office of Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, can be back in Venezuela is unknown.

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