Trump Cancels Venezuela Oil Deal Over Migrant Issue
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Trump revokes oil deal with Venezuela over migrant repatriation issue
Deal allowed Chevron to operate in Venezuela despite sanctions
Maduro accused of not meeting electoral conditions and repatriating criminals
Cancellation impacts Venezuela's economy, oil sector growth, and tax revenue
Decision follows US envoy visit to Venezuela to bring back imprisoned Americans
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The revocation of the oil deal with Venezuela by President Trump has led to a significant decline in Venezuela's tax revenue, with Chevron's exit looming by July.
Maduro's failure to repatriate migrants as agreed has resulted in a strained relationship with the US, impacting Venezuela's oil sector growth projections.
The cancellation of the deal has caused Venezuela's dollar bonds to fall to the day's low, indicating a negative impact on the country's economy.
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