Maduro 'kneels down' to Trump's sea pressure: Offers Venezuela’s oil to U.S, agrees for tense talks
Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro has opened the door to potential talks with U.S President Donald Trump, offering cooperation on drug trafficking, oil, and economic investments. In a rare interview, Maduro described a brief but respectful conversation with Trump on November 21st and emphasized that Venezuela is ready for serious dialogue, including allowing U.S. companies like Chevron to invest in its oil sector.
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