How sad it is to see ignorance, and I'm not referring to the post, it's very accurate, I'm talking about the people who comment, who have never seen anything about oil. Excellent post 🤝

🇻🇪🇺🇸 IS VENEZUELA THE NEW "BUSINESS" OF THE UNITED STATES? 🛢️💰

What we are experiencing this week has no precedent. It's not just politics; it's a tectonic shift in global energy markets. While you're reading this, the region's financial board is being reset.

Here I explain the 3 key points every investor must understand about the lightning-fast agreements between Washington and the transitional government in Caracas.

1. Oil as "Collateral" ⛽.
Donald Trump made it clear: the U.S. will commercialize between 30 and 50 million barrels that were previously stranded. The financial twist? The money won't go directly to Caracas; it will be deposited in accounts controlled by the U.S.

Impact: Total control over the nation's cash flow (Cash Flow), the country with the world's largest reserves.

2. The Return of "Made in USA" 🛒🇺🇸
Leaked information suggests the agreement requires Venezuela to exclusively purchase goods manufactured in the United States using its oil revenue. From agricultural supplies to medical equipment.

Analysis: Venezuela shifts from being an ally of China and Russia to becoming a captive market for American industry. A massive injection of capital for S&P 500 companies.

3. The $100 Billion Investment 🏗️
Plans are already underway for major oil companies (with Chevron leading) to invest astronomical sums to repair electrical and oil infrastructure. The goal: to become a massive global energy supplier again, helping stabilize energy prices.

THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION:
Are we witnessing the fastest economic reconstruction in history, or a total loss of financial sovereignty?

Many say it's a potential economic "miracle," while others see absolute control by Washington.
What do you think?
Is it time to invest in Venezuelan bonds, or should we just watch from the sidelines? 👇
#Venezuela #Finanzas #Petroleo #Trump