Venezuela Alleges 'Energy Greed' Behind US Pressure; Trump Claims New Oil Deal

• Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodriguez rejects US allegations as "falsehoods," citing "energy greed" for Venezuela's resources.
• Rodriguez states US claims on narcotics, democracy, and human rights are excuses to justify pressure on Venezuela.
• She confirms Venezuela is open to commercial energy arrangements benefiting "all parties" with clearly defined cooperation.
• Rodriguez acknowledges a deep rift in bilateral relations and previews a bill for national stability and unity.
• US President Donald Trump claims Venezuela will use revenue from a new oil agreement to exclusively buy American-made goods.

Why It Matters: Venezuela accuses the US of 'energy greed' for its oil, while Trump proposes a new oil deal for US goods.