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Energy Dept. draws fire for slow pace of Venezuelan oil deals
The U.S. Department of Energy faces criticism for delays in finalizing oil deals with American companies in Venezuela, despite President Trump's January promise to rapidly rebuild the country's oil industry. No new petroleum agreements have been completed eight months later, with industry insiders and officials citing internal divisions within the administration and the oil sector as obstacles.
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