EE.UU. advirtió que impondrá sanciones “al máximo” a Venezuela: estas son las que ya aplicó a Maduro

TL;DR

The US is increasing pressure on Venezuela and President Nicolás Maduro with threats of "maximum" sanctions.
US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz stated the intention to use "all power and force" with new measures.
Recent sanctions have targeted Maduro, his family members, and associates involved in alleged illicit activities.
The US has imposed a "complete" blockade on sanctioned oil tankers entering and leaving Venezuela to cut off economic resources.
New sanctions have been announced against shipping companies and vessels accused of transporting Venezuelan crude.
The US designated the Cartel of the Soles as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) and Maduro as a member.
Venezuela denies links to drug trafficking and the existence of the Cartel of the Soles, calling US actions "ridiculous fabrications."
Previous sanctions by the Trump administration targeted Venezuela's oil sector and prohibited US banks from purchasing Venezuelan government bonds.
Sanctions were temporarily lifted in 2023 amid negotiations but reinstated due to failed agreements, with an exception for Chevron's crude exports.
The US has also applied sanctions targeting Venezuelan officials accused of undermining electoral processes and acts of repression.
A reward for Maduro's capture has been increased by the US, which Venezuela's Foreign Minister dismissed as a "ridiculous smokescreen."

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