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Veterano militar fue deportado a Jamaica después de 50 años en Estados Unidos
6 de febrero de 2026.-Un veterano del Ejército estadounidense que vivió en Estados Unidos durante más de cinco décadas fue deportado a Jamaica el martes, según su familia, informó Semana de Noticias.com.
Godfrey Wade, residente permanente legal y veterano militar nacido en Jamaica, ...
Categories: Venezuelan news
China Steps In as India Wavers in Russia’s Oil Trade
Russia’s oil exports came under renewed scrutiny in early February after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington had agreed a trade deal with India that would cut tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18% in exchange, besides other concessions, to an end to Russian crude imports. The prospect of losing one of Moscow’s largest post-2022 buyers triggered Russian concerns over export revenues and budget stability. Yet available trade data points in the opposite direction. The numbers are clear: for Russia, hope now speaks Chinese. January…
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(VIDEO) Gustavo Martínez de MS y la LIS: Fuera Trump y no al pacto neocolonialista
Viernes, 06 de febrero de 2026.- Gustavo Martínez de MS y la LIS: Fuera Trump y no al pacto neocolonialista.
Luego de identificarse, Gustavo Martínez de Marea Socialista (MS) y la Liga Internacional Socialista (LIS) inició su participación casi al final del acto, organizado po...
Categories: Venezuelan news
Mérida será sede del I Encuentro Binacional de Turismo de Aventura 2026
El evento reunirá a operadores turísticos de Venezuela y Colombia, con el propósito de consolidar a Mérida como el principal destino turístico de deportes extremos
6 de febrero de 2026.-Del 10 al 13 de febrero, Mérida será sede del I Encuentro Binacional de Turismo de Aventura, la i...
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EU Escalates Oil Sanctions With Broad Ban on Shipping Services
The European Union is preparing to take a much bigger swing at Russia’s oil trade, and this time Brussels is aiming less at optics and more at the plumbing that actually keeps barrels moving. The European Commission has proposed what would be its broadest sanctions package yet against Russian crude exports, targeting not just ships or buyers but the services that make seaborne oil trade possible in the first place. The plan would ban European firms from providing shipping, insurance, financing, and other maritime services for Russian crude…
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Solar Set to Surpass Coal in China, But There’s a Catch
China’s solar generating capacity is poised to exceed coal for the time this year, the China Electricity Council said in a report this week. The country, long dependent on coal, should get about half of its installed generating capacity from solar and wind by the end of 2026, whereas coal’s use is expected to fall to about one-third of the total. More specifically, the electricity council puts total coal capacity at about 1,333 gigawatts by Dec. 31. Solar ended 2025 at 1,200 GW and has averaged 270 GW of growth each year for the past…
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Washington Targets Tankers Keeping Iranian Crude Moving
Washington moved to tighten the screws on Iran’s oil trade again on Friday, rolling out a fresh batch of sanctions aimed squarely at the shadow fleet that keeps Tehran’s barrels moving when they’re not supposed to be. The State Department announced sanctions on 15 entities, two individuals, and 14 vessels tied to the illicit trade in Iranian crude, petroleum products, and petrochemicals. The targets were designated under Executive Order 13846, part of the Trump administration’s revived maximum pressure framework, and are…
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Más de 300 connacionales regresan a pais a través de la Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria
6 de febrero de 2026-Una vez más el Gobierno Bolivariano ha recibido a un nuevo grupo de 311 migrantes venezolanos que retornan a su país a través de la Gran Misión Vuelta a la Patria, informó Prensa Mpprijp.
Este grupo está conformado por 262 hombres, 39 mujeres, un adolescent...
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Big Oil’s Merger Boom Is Being Driven by a Surprisingly Small Club
The oil and gas sector is continuing to consolidate after years of ‘merger-mania’, with ramifications for the entire energy sector and wider economy. But a recent report reveals that the spate of mergers and acquisitions that has characterized the fossil fuels industry over the last decade is not as widespread as it may seem, but rather concentrated among a few key players. A newly released report from the consulting firm Bain & Co found that, within the oil and gas sector, “fewer companies are doing more of the deals…
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