The current US President Joe Biden's administration may impose new sanctions against Venezuela this week. Axios portal journalist Barak Ravid informs about this with reference to sources.
The Biden administration is preparing to impose new sanctions on President Nicolas Maduro's regime in Venezuela this week, ahead of the presidential 'inauguration' on Friday, two US officials told me.
The Ministry of State can announce the first round of sanctions on Wednesday," the journalist wrote in X.
On July 28, 2024, elections were held in Venezuela, in which the current leader of the country, Maduro, won. 51.95% of voters voted for him. His main opponent, Edmundo González Urrutia, received the support of 43.18% of voters.
Maria Corina Machado, one of the leaders of the opposition, said already on the election day that Gonzalez's team will not accept defeat in the elections.
