The reopening of Venezuela’s oil sector does not amount to a wholesale lifting of U.S. sanctions. Instead, companies must navigate overlapping OFAC licenses that dictate who may participate, which goods and services may be supplied, how contracts and payments are structured, and what must be reported to the government.
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