Venezuela anti-US protests follow Maduro capture; oil deal cedes 20% of reserves

Following the capture of Maduro, the Popular Anti-Imperialist Front staged protests in Caracas against U.S. 'tutelage' and interventionism. The U.S.-Venezuela oil agreement reportedly grants the U.S. over 20% of crude reserves, with daily production at 1.5 million barrels, signaling a shift in control of Venezuela's energy assets. The situation is fluid, with the political and economic implications still unfolding.