The Trump administration promised a new era of transparency and accountability in Venezuela’s oil industry.

Instead, NYT reports show that secretive oil deals and opaque transactions are continuing, with little clarity on where billions in oil revenue is going.

Key concerns:

The official tracking system shows almost no real data
Past deals saw billions lost or unaccounted for
Questions remain about whether corrupt networks are still benefiting
At a time when the U.S. is pushing for $100 billion in new investment, transparency is not optional—it’s essential.

As NYT reports, none of Trump's initiatives, however, have thus far shed light on where Venezuela’s oil money has been going, prompting questions about the political will in Washington and Caracas.

We call on:

President Donald Trump
U.S. officials overseeing Venezuela oil policy
to end secret oil deals, publish full transaction data, and ensure all revenues are publicly accounted for.

Sign to demand: no more secrecy—show the real flow of oil money.