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Diplomatic tension between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago has escalated significantly. Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodríguez has called on President Nicolás Maduro to end the Energy Cooperation Framework Agreement with Trinidad and Tobago. This decision, announced during a live broadcast, could result in the suspension of all bilateral gas agreements. The move marks a significant setback for energy collaboration, particularly the Dragon Gas Field project, which was intended to supply Venezuelan natural gas to Trinidad’s Atlantic LNG facility. The decision comes in the wake of declining diplomatic relations, with Venezuela accusing the United States and Trinidad and Tobago of orchestrating military incidents. Experts warn that this could destabilize regional energy and pose serious challenges to Trinidad’s gas supply, with potential severe economic impacts amid rising geopolitical uncertainty in the Caribbean.
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