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In light of Venezuela’s bid to cancel its gas agreements with Trinidad and Tobago (TT), Prime Minister Kamla Persad Bissessar has fervently stated that TT never needed Venezuelan gas. Her remarks follow an announcement by Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez, who proposed the severance of energy connections in response to TT’s alleged complicity with US military activities. Despite this, Persad Bissessar maintained that there are no tensions between the two countries and that peaceful relations with the Venezuelan people continue. She expressed her preparedness to lead negotiations in Venezuela if necessary, and asserted that unlike the previous administration, the current government has diversified its economic growth strategies beyond reliance on the Dragon gas project.
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