US Collected $13B from Venezuelan Oil Sales Since January, Transparency Questioned
The U.S. has collected an estimated $13 billion from Venezuelan oil exports after taking control of sales in January, but there is little transparency about how the funds have been used.
According to a recent report, the United States has taken control of Venezuela's oil sales since January and has collected an estimated $13 billion from the country's exports. The figure highlights the scale of U.S. involvement in Venezuelan oil revenues.
However, questions are being raised about the lack of transparency surrounding the allocation of these funds. Details on where the money has gone remain scarce, fueling concerns over accountability and fiscal oversight.
Source: First Squawk