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The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control removed Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez from its Specially Designated Nationals list on April 1, unfreezing any assets held in her name and allowing her to conduct business with U.S. persons.

The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control removed Venezuelan interim President Delcy Rodriguez from its Specially Designated Nationals list on April 1, unfreezing any assets held in her name and allowing her to conduct business with U.S. persons.

Rodriguez was first sanctioned in September 2018, during Trump's first term, for her role in Maduro's government. The Treasury Department said at the time that Maduro had made her vice president to "help him maintain power and solidify his authoritarian rule."

Rodriguez was first sanctioned in September 2018, during Trump's first term, for her role in Maduro's government. The Treasury Department said at the time that Maduro had made her vice president to "help him maintain power and solidify his authoritarian rule."

Rodriguez assumed the interim presidency after a U.S. military operation seized Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from Caracas on Jan. 3. Both were taken to New York to face drug trafficking charges, which they deny.

Rodriguez assumed the interim presidency after a U.S. military operation seized Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, from Caracas on Jan. 3. Both were taken to New York to face drug trafficking charges, which they deny.

Since taking office, Rodriguez has complied with Trump's demands to open Venezuela's energy sector to U.S. companies. In March, the Treasury Department issued an authorization allowing state-owned PDVSA to directly sell Venezuelan oil to U.S. companies and on international markets.

Since taking office, Rodriguez has complied with Trump's demands to open Venezuela's energy sector to U.S. companies. In March, the Treasury Department issued an authorization allowing state-owned PDVSA to directly sell Venezuelan oil to U.S. companies and on international markets.

Rodriguez welcomed the sanctions removal, calling it "a step in the direction of normalizing and strengthening relations" between the two countries and expressing hope that remaining sanctions on Venezuela would also be lifted.

Rodriguez welcomed the sanctions removal, calling it "a step in the direction of normalizing and strengthening relations" between the two countries and expressing hope that remaining sanctions on Venezuela would also be lifted.

The U.S. Embassy in Caracas formally resumed operations on Monday after a seven-year closure, which the State Department described as "a new chapter" in diplomatic engagement. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that further military force in Venezuela had not been ruled out.

The U.S. Embassy in Caracas formally resumed operations on Monday after a seven-year closure, which the State Department described as "a new chapter" in diplomatic engagement. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that further military force in Venezuela had not been ruled out.

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