A photo shows the position of Venezuela in the hearts of other countries under the current world pattern. A group photo at the COP27 UN Climate Summit held in Egypt can well prove that Venezuela, a major oil-producing country, is rising rapidly in the international status.
(Photo taken by the climate conference, Venezuelan President Maduro Station in the middle)
Energy crisis The Venezuelan President took photos and arrived at the C position
"Anti-U.S. and the West attacked Venezuela everywhere after Maduro came to power. This has caused this energy power to suffer from economic difficulties.
The West has always recognized Maduro's legal status , and the United States even offered a reward to arrest him. On the other hand, the United States supports the Venezuelan opposition Juan Guaido to come to power, trying to build Venezuela into a puppet regime in the United States.
The United States and the West said that after Maduro took office, Venezuela's democracy and human rights deteriorated, and imposed severe economic sanctions on Venezuela. Venezuela's oil is thus excluded from the Western market.
Now Western countries are in an energy crisis and cannot buy oil everywhere. Only then do they begin to think of Venezuela. And for Venezuela, the door to the Western market is slowly opening.
Venezuela is a country that has been proven to have the largest oil reserves in the world. Against the backdrop of the world's energy crisis, it can be said to have become a "hot commodity". Everyone in Western countries wants to post it up. When taking photos of , Maduro has to stand in the middle, and von der Leyen stands aside.
( Macron actively shakes hands with Maduro)
Macron takes the initiative to shake hands "Oil makes people polite"
If you want to say that Western countries have changed their attitude towards Maduro, the most obvious thing is French President Macron. At the previous climate conference, Macron took the initiative to come forward to show goodwill to the Venezuelan president. This "abnormal" behavior was also reported by major media at that time.
At that time, Macron saw Maduro first, and then immediately hurried forward and stretched out his hand to Maduro. shook hands with Maduro while also greeting Maduro "How is the situation in China." others at the scene were very surprised by Macron's move and picked up his mobile phone to record this "big news".
Maduro himself was also very surprised, and reacted for a moment, then smiled and replied, "It's getting better and better." Macron also put forward ideas for the further meeting between the two, hoping that the two sides could have further conversations.
In just 5 minutes, the big turn of diplomatic relations between the two countries was completed. Macron's move was also regarded by a French politician as "oil makes people polite."
(Venezuelan Petroleum Company)
Russian oil withdraws from the world market Venezuela has become a "hot commodity"
A director of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, USA said that the entire international community hopes that Venezuela can contribute to global energy security. Russian oil After withdrawing from the world market, Venezuela's oil is becoming more and more attractive.
For the sake of Renaissance's oil, ambassadors from European countries have returned to the Presidential Palace of Venezuela to submit their national certificates. Previously, the United States also sent a senior mission to meet with Maduro, which became the starting point for melting the glaciers between the two countries.
The situations of European countries and the United States are still different. European countries are the biggest victims of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. In addition to the emptied weapon library, the United States also tried every means to empty their wallets with oil and natural gas at a price of 4 times the price. If you don’t buy Russian energy or American energy, can only look at other oil-producing countries, Venezuela is an excellent choice. The President of Venezuela was naturally regarded as a "guest of honor".
(Venezuelan President Maduro)
Why bother with the United States and European countries that have come to this point? seems to be "all roads lead to Rome", but in fact it is "no way to hit the south wall". Both the United States and Europe want to ask Venezuela for oil. They don’t want Russian oil. Now they are looking for oil everywhere. However, Venezuela has to say whether it can be given to it.
(text: Runhui Reviewed: Gudong)
