Name: Trump aumenta la presión sobre Maduro con nuevas sanciones
Uploaded: 2025-12-12T00:48:01.028Z
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Description: Un día después de capturar un petrolero frente a las costas de Venezuela, Estados Unidos ha sancionado a tres sobrinos de Nicolás Maduro, junto con otros seis petroleros.

Un día después de capturar un petrolero frente a las costas de Venezuela, Estados Unidos ha sancionado a tres sobrinos de Nicolás Maduro, junto con otros seis petroleros.

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The Trump administration has intensified its campaign against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by sanctioning three of his nephews and six oil tankers, following the capture of a tanker off Venezuela's coast. The U.S. alleges the vessel was used to evade sanctions and transport oil to Iran's IRGC, with American troops conducting the seizure operation.

Sanctions now prohibit Maduro's nephews and several shipping companies from conducting business with U.S. entities or accessing U.S. assets. The White House has stated that a full investigation is underway aboard the seized ship, with plans to move it to a U.S. port and legally seize the oil cargo.

Trump aumenta la presión sobre Maduro con nuevas sanciones

Hola y gracias por acompañarnos. La administración Trump está aumentando tensiones con Venezuela un día después de la captura de un petrolero de la nación costa. Estados Unidos ha sancionado a tres dirigentes del líder venezolano Nicolás Maduro sobrinos y a seis petroleros, en medio de las continuas presiones de la Casa Blanca contra Maduro. Anoche la Fiscal General Pam Bondi publicó este video de la incautación del camión cisterna. Muestra a tropas americanas descendiendo de un helicóptero y la incautación de la embarcación que supuestamente estaba siendo utilizado para el petróleo falda sanciones. Las fuentes dicen que 10 miembros de la Guardia Costera y 10 infantes de marina y especiales de operaciones especiales. Hoy temprano, la Secretaria de Prensa Caroline Leavitt sobre la operación, que Venezuela califica de acto de terrorismo internacional. piratería. Con respecto al petróleo y lo ocurrido ayer, el Departamento de Justicia solicitó y fue aprobada una orden para incautar un buque porque es un buque sancionado en la sombra conocido por transportar petróleo sancionado en el mercado negro a la IRGC. IRGC se refiere al brazo armado del régimen iraní. Envío los datos muestran que el capitán viajó desde Irán a principios de este año a Hong Kong. En allí volvió a Irán y finalmente viajó a través del Atlántico a Venezuela. Nancy Cordes, corresponsal jefe de CBS News en la Casa Blanca, se une a nosotros. Nancy, ¿qué más sabemos sobre estas sanciones y la mentalidad de los presidente? Nancy, tres sobrinos de Nicolás Maduro han sido sancionados. Dos de ellos son hombres bien conocidos por las fuerzas del orden estadounidenses. De hecho estaban cumpliendo condena aquí en los EE.UU. por cargos de drogas hasta que fueron liberados en 2022 en un intercambio de prisioneros. Y ahora no sólo han sido sancionados, lo que significa que no pueden hacer negocios con empresas de EE.UU., no pueden acceder a ningún activo financiero o propiedad aquí en los EE.UU. Pero lo mismo se ha impuesto a una media docena de compañías navieras y una media docena de petroleros que, según el gobierno estadounidense, han estado transportando petróleo venezolano sancionado. Y eso es, obviamente, la intención de enviar un mensaje a los transportistas en la región que si usted transporta petróleo venezolano, los EE.UU. podrían confiscar su petrolero, también. Cuando se trata del patrón, ¿qué planea hacer la administración Trump con el barco, con la tripulación y con el petróleo? El secretario de prensa de la Casa Blanca dijo hoy que ahora mismo hay una investigación completa equipo a bordo del barco incautando pruebas, entrevistando a la tripulación, y que eventualmente será trasladado a un puerto estadounidense. No dijo cuál. Y luego continuó diciendo que los EE.UU. no planea apoderarse del petróleo que está a bordo del petrolero, aunque ella reconoció que hay un proceso legal para hacerlo, y dijo que el administración planea seguir ese proceso legal. Nancy Cuerdas, gracias.

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