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Is U.S. Treasury sitting on $15 billion worth of Venezuelan cash?

4 semanas ago By Anónimo

Read this first. Check the official sources used, like the Daily Treasury Statement (DTS). Contrast the Rodriguez regime's frantic actions to get new loans, to get the gold that was in England, the sweet deals given to "friends of Venezuela" like bolichico Betancourt, dealings with Trafigura and Vitol, etc., with the $15.8 billion that the U.S. Treasury has received from State Department since January 5. Funds are meant to originate from PDVSA's crude oil sales, which is now the remit of Marco Rubio. Deposits covered the period Jan. 5 - Sep. 22 (last date of publication).

Venezuela's oil sales managed by U.S. Department of State Jan. 5 - Sep. 22, 2026

Is U.S. Treasury sitting on $15 billion worth of Venezuelan cash?

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