Whether the United States should restrict, allow, or condition federal support and licensed business tied to Venezuela's oil and gas sector.
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“The U.S. government should be able to make an exception for covered Venezuela oil and gas spending only if Congress later passes a law that clearly approves that spending.”
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“Federal spending that would otherwise be barred from supporting Venezuela's oil sector should be allowed only if Congress later passes a law clearly approving that spending.”
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“Federal limits should cover support connected to Venezuela's oil and gas facilities, including work that builds, installs, repairs, modernizes, or permanently improves that infrastructure.”
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“Federal agencies should not use money, contractors, property purchases, insurance, loan backing, tax breaks, or royalty relief to help build, repair, maintain, or expand Venezuela's oil and petroleum sector.”
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“The limits on U.S. support for Venezuela's oil sector should cover federal agencies, U.S.-owned or U.S.-controlled accounts, accounts the United States can access, and people acting for the U.S. government.”
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“State Department reports should describe U.S. spending and activities tied to Venezuela's oil sector and state whether the U.S. government is following the Venezuela oil-sector limits.”
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“U.S. officials should not advocate for, promote, or otherwise support Venezuela's oil and gas sector in international banks, global organizations, or diplomatic meetings.”
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