Venezuelan delegation to discuss debt, energy in U.S.
A Venezuelan delegation led by interim President Delcy Rodriguez will discuss energy, debt and mining issues with counterparties in the United States this week, two sources close to the preparations said, with talks expected to lead to agreements. Rodriguez arrived in New York early Monday with her team for her first trip to the U.S. after taking office as interim President in January under U.S. oversight. She is scheduled to meet U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
(Adds details on agreements, delegation from paragraph 2 onwards) By Marianna Parraga and Vivian Sequera Sept 21 (Reuters) — A Venezuelan delegation led by interim President Delcy Rodriguez will be taking part in the United Nations General Assembly this week with plans to discuss energy, debt and mining issues with counterparties in the United States, two sources close to the preparations said. That talks are expected to lead to agreements, according to the sources. S. S.
oversight, following the capture of then President Nicolas Maduro. S. diplomat in Venezuela, John Barrett, received her in New York, Venezuela's state TV said. Venezuelan ministers and top officials have been advancing in key negotiations for months ahead of Rodriguez's trip.
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