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The dramatic US intervention in Venezuela has thrown up an uncomfortable mix of hope and anxiety for New Delhi. On paper, a possible easing of American sanctions could finally unlock India's long-stuck energy investments and nearly $600 million in unpaid dividends. In reality, the immediate picture is far messier.
India's state-run oil firms had poured about $2.5 billion into Venezuela before US sanctions tightened in 2020. Back then, India was among the biggest buyers of Venezuelan heavy crude, importing over 400,000 barrels a day at peak levels. Sanctions not only choked ...
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