Delcy Rodriguez, the interim president of Venezuela in Caracas, Venezuela on April 30, 2026. Venezuela nationalized its oil resources in the 1970s. Rodríguez’s decision to turn over much of that oil to the U.S. government represents an astounding about-face, one that few Venezuelans could have imagined before the January attack. (Todd Heisler/The New York Times) By JULIE TURKEWITZ Many Venezuelans suspected that there was going to be a price to pay for President Donald Trump’s brazen capture…
