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The organization of oil exporting countries refused to defend Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro, according to Reuters referring to informed sources.
Nicolas Maduro appealed to OPEC, of which Venezuela is the member, to oppose US sanctions imposed on Venezuelan oil. In his letter, he pointed out that US sanctions had a negative impact on oil prices and posed risks for other OPEC members.
"Our country hopes that the member states and their ministers will stand together and support the fight we are waging." Maduro wrote: "against the illegal and arbitrary invasion of the United States into the internal affairs of Venezuela", told the agency.
Recall that the United States imposed sanctions on the Venezuelan state oil company PdVSA, thereby blocking its assets for $ 7 billion, so that At least 20 oil tankers loaded with Venezuelan oil raided the Gulf of Mexico.
] Washington reinforced the sanctions imposed on the regime of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro after he refused to leave the presidency The United States supported their opponent – opposition leader Juan Guaydo
Sanctions against Venezuela led to higher world oil prices At the February 11 auction, prices would be around $ 62 per barrel.
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