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US to check whether Venezuela-Iran deals violate sanctions:

The United States will be vigilant of the deals made between Venezuela and Iran to make sure that they do not violate sanctions against Tehran, US State Department spokesman Philip Crowley, said on Thursday. Ref. Source 9

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US cables: Oil giants squeeze Chávez as Venezuela struggles:

American diplomats say president is now desperate to attract foreign partners after nationalisation frightened many away Ref. Source 7

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US revokes Venezuela ambassador's visa amid "Chavez row":

"If the US government wants to expel our ambassador there, let them. If they cut off diplomatic relations, let them," Mr Chavez said on state television. Ref. Source 4

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US general voices concern over Iran-Venezuela ties:

"My concern, as I look at it, is the fact that there are flights between Iran and Venezuela on a weekly basis, and visas are not required for entrance into Venezuela or Bolivia or Nicaragua," said General Douglas Fraser, head of the US Southern Command. Ref. Source 1

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Venezuela oil chief says US can 'go to hell':

The head of Venezuela's state oil giant Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) said the "imperialist" United States could "go to hell" after it slapped sanctions on the company over alleged ties to Iran. Ref. Source 2

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Hands off Venezuela!
By Cindy Sheehan

On Tuesday, May 24, 2011, the United States Department of State unilaterally imposed sanctions against Venezuela's state-owned oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA), for its alleged relations with the government of Iran. Ref. Source 1

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Venezuela: Relations with Washington are 'frozen' :

Venezuela's relations with the U.S. Are frozen and President Hugo Chavez's government sees no possibility of improving them after its state oil company was hit with sanctions by Washington, the country's top diplomat said Sunday. Ref. Source 2

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Venezuela Rejects New U.S. Sanctions against High-Ranking Officials:

On Thursday the Venezuelan government "strongly rejected" a U.S. Treasury Department decision to sanction four members of the country's political and military establishment, calling the move "another expression of the imperial and arrogant character by which these institutions act against our countries." Ref. Source 2