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📰 NEWS | Shell Moves to Expand Venezuela Natural Gas Operations Shell is reportedly in advanced negotiations with the Venezuelan government to expand its offshore natural gas operations, according to Reuters. The company is seeking rights to develop four fields: Dragon, Río Caribe, Patao, and Mejillones, alongside accelerating work on the Loran field. If agreements are reached, Shell could access up to 20 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves. The strategy involves processing Venezuelan gas into LNG using infrastructure in Trinidad and Tobago, which currently has idle capacity. The talks follow Venezuela’s 2026 hydrocarbon law reform, which expanded incentives for private investment, but face hurdles including unresolved ownership stakes and regulatory conditions. Read the full report here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/P8Gl4 #Gas#Sanctions#Shell#TrinidadandTobago

📰 NEWS | Death Toll Hits 57, Latest US Bombings on Small Boats Strike off Mexico’s Coast The US military killed 14 people in strikes on four small boats off Mexico’s coast Monday, bringing the total death toll from similar attacks since September to 57. Venezuela denounced a CIA-backed “false flag” plan to justify aggression and suspended energy cooperation with Trinidad, citing US military escalation in the Caribbean. Read the full report here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/pg5Py #Caribbean#RegimeChange#TrinidadandTobago#USMilitaryThreats

📰 NEWS | Venezuela Warns Trinidad Against ‘False Flag’ Attack as US Moves Aircraft Carrier to the Region Venezuela has accused the CIA of plotting a “false flag” attack in Trinidad and Tobago to justify US military action. FM Yván Gil said Caracas is dismantling a CIA-financed cell linked to the plan and urged Trinidad to take responsibility. Meanwhile, Washington has sent the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier strike group to the Caribbean, expanding its naval buildup near Venezuelan waters. The carrier, carrying up to 90 warplanes and 4,600 troops, joins other US assets already operating in the region. Read the full report here 👉🏾https://shorturl.at/pSbRh #TrinidadandTobago#USMilitaryThreats

🗒️🗣️ INTERVIEW | The Caribbean’s Zone of Peace Under Threat: A Conversation with David Abdulah In a new interview, Trinidadian labor leader David Abdulah denounces his government’s alignment with Washington’s military buildup near Venezuela and urges regional mobilization to defend sovereignty. He highlights the Day of Action in Defense of the Caribbean, organized by the Assembly of Caribbean People on October 16, with actions in 15 countries to reaffirm the Caribbean as a Zone of Peace. “Silence is not an option,” Abdulah warns. “We must raise our collective voices to defend regional independence and unity.” 🔗 Read the full interview here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/analysis/the-caribbeans-zone-of-peace-under-threat-a-conversation-with-david-abdulah/ #Caribbean#TrinidadandTobago#USMilitaryThreats

📰 NEWS | Trinidadian Civilians Killed in US Airstrike as Trump Expands Bombing Campaign Near Venezuela Two citizens from Trinidad and Tobago were among six people killed in a US airstrike that destroyed a boat off Venezuela’s coast. The Trump administration said it targeted a drug-smuggling vessel but provided no evidence. Families insist the men were fishermen. The airstrike is part of a broader US bombing campaign in the Caribbean that has killed 27 people since September, drawing condemnation from Colombia and concerns over civilian safety. Read the full report here 👉https://shorturl.at/JsjMM #DonaldTrump#DrugTrafficking#TrinidadandTobago

The US and Trinidad & Tobago signed five defense cooperation agreements, including a renewed SOFA. US officials praised the deals for deepening ties, but local reports alleging potential US troop deployments in Venezuela triggered backlash. PM Rowley dismissed the claims as “irresponsible,” stressing the nation’s commitment to regional peace. Read the full report here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/us-trinidad-and-tobago-renew-military-agreements-as-pm-denies-venezuela-conflict-troop-deployment/ #USSouthernCommand#TrinidadandTobago#USVenezuelaRelations