Despite the oil deal, Venezuela's dictatorship is still blocking progress

Comments

1. Grantkian: It's baffling that a small concession can somehow excuse the scale of repression going on there
2. Emma: what's this got to do with economic reform? nothing against helping oil workers but sounds like a cover story
3. Nina: can't believe they're still dodging accountability after all this time
4. Milaokaforxo: it seems like even a major concession to Maduro's regime isn't enough to get their human rights abuses under control. What are they hiding in the shadow of that oil deal?
5. Sana: It's disheartening to see that some things remain unchanged despite supposed progress
6. Rayanmarsh: politicians are still making promises they never intend to keep
7. Marek Reyes: Sounds like the politicians are still more interested in hanging onto power than actually making progress. 👎
8. Lunagrant: you'd think a new deal would bring some accountability to these guys

More from World News

• Madrid: 87-Jährige darf nach Zwangsräumung zurück in ihre Wohnung
• Frank Thelen bei „Die Höhle der Löwen“: Pupsendes Einhorn erhält vernichtende Kritik
• Van Gerwen stelt ook teleur bij World Grand Prix, Noppert overtuigend door
• 27 Pieces Of Lingerie So Pretty (And Affordable) They Might Make You A Lingerie Person
• Trump’s ‘Loyalty Question’ Is Disappearing From Federal Job Postings
• George Santos' Dubious Excuse For Trump's Lies May Be The New 'Alternative Facts'
• CNN Panelist Calls Out Trump’s Glaring Hypocrisy In Damning Xi Dinner Observation
• Joe Scarborough Scolds Republicans: 'Are You Going To Keep Quiet About This?'
• Justin Jefferson Injury Update Gives Vikings Good News After JJ McCarthy Trade
• Belgique-France (0-1) : jambes de feu, inspirations géniales… Désiré Doué a crevé l’écran
• Olise scores late to grab France 1-0 Nations League win at Belgium
• Goldman Sachs discusses plan to name John Waldron next CEO, succeeding David Solomon: rep…