- The National Assembly is functioning as a body involved in a national dialogue and opposition delegation, with key figures including Jorge Rodríguez and Dinorah Figuera.
- Talks involving Dinorah Figuera, Nicolás Maduro, and Jorge Rodríguez took place under U.S. oversight, relating to the Chávez movement.
US Treasury Removes Sanctions on Jorge Rodríguez, Unblocking Deals in Venezuela
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What happened
The US Treasury removed Jorge Rodríguez from its sanctions list on October 14, 2026, via the Office of Foreign Assets Control. This action allows American companies and individuals to conduct business with him. The move is viewed as a sign that Washington is easing sanctions around Nicolás Maduro’s circle.
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Why it matters
The sanctions removal unblocks legal obstacles for US firms to deal with Jorge Rodríguez. This regulatory action could improve Venezuela's access to international finance and investment, as investors and oil companies closely monitor such lists.
Talks involving Dinorah Figuera, Nicolás Maduro, and Jorge Rodríguez have taken place under U.S. oversight, relating to the Chávez movement. The National Assembly is involved in a national dialogue and opposition delegation.
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Who's involved
- Nicolás MaduroPresident of Venezuela
- Jorge RodríguezPresident of the National Assembly
- Delcy RodriguezActing President of Venezuela
- Dinorah FigueraPolitician engaged in talks with Jorge Rodríguez
Who could feel it
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The entities involved
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Nicolás Maduro
President of Venezuela 2013 to 2026
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Jorge Rodríguez
Venezuelan politician