Venezuela’s Communist Party (PCV) has strongly condemned a recent oil agreement, alleging a lack of transparency and constitutional adherence. The party claims the deal, reportedly involving the United States, will grant access to a significant portion – one-fifth – of Venezuela's oil reserves. A key grievance is the absence of public debate surrounding the agreement, as well as the bypassing of parliamentary control as mandated by articles 150 and 187 of the Venezuelan Constitution. The PCV characterized the decision-making process as being conducted by a “triumvirate,” implying a secretive and undemocratic approach. This rejection fuels growing political tensions and questions the legitimacy of the current administration’s energy policies. The party is demanding greater accountability and a more inclusive process for future oil agreements. The news was published by TalCual.