Venezuela Opens Oil Sector to Private Firms After Nicolás Maduro Capture

The National Assembly of Venezuela unanimously approved a reform of the Hydrocarbons Law to allow private and foreign investment in the energy sector following the capture of Nicolás Maduro by USA forces.Interim President Delcy Rodríguez proposed the changes as Donald Trump seeks USA control over oil exports and anticipates $100 billion in infrastructure investments.While media restrictions show signs of easing with the release of twenty journalists, reports from freed French citizen Camilo Castro detail the continued isolation faced by foreign detainees like Nahuel Gallo.