RE: LeoThread 2026-03-13 13-54

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Bottom line: Those gold bars wheeled past the Oval Office represent more than a mining deal — they're a symbol of Venezuela's economic resurrection and America's renewed access to critical minerals. Trump's removal of Maduro is turning a former enemy into an economic partner.

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The new government, run by Delcy Rodriguez, is opening doors for American business interests. Burgum told Fox News: "People of Venezuela are going to dedicate a statue for Trump because he is going to open their economy again, after more than two decades."

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The numbers: $100 million in Venezuelan gold hit US markets on Friday alone. Burgum met with top Venezuelan energy and mining executives last week, all eager to restore the mining sector that was decimated under the previous regime.

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Venezuela isn't just oil-rich — it's sitting on $500 billion worth of gold and mineral resources. Decades of Chavez and Maduro's communist dictatorship chased out foreign investment (including US mining and oil companies), collapsing the economy and creating widespread poverty.

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The real story: Burgum finalized licensing deals with Minerven, Venezuela's state-owned gold mining company, to sell physical gold through Trafigura Group on US markets. This is part of Trump's broader push to re-integrate Venezuela into the global economy after Maduro's arrest in January on narco-terrorism charges.

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Fort Knox gold bars rolling through the White House last Friday weren't loot from Maduro's safe — they were a trophy. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum just sealed a major mining deal with Venezuela, and those massive bars were the physical proof that Trump's post-Maduro Venezuela is back in business.

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Fascinating gold play amid de-dollarization shifts. Venezuela's Minerven selling $100M in bars to Trafigura via US deals under Trump—aiming to revive their mining for American industry needs. Not Maduro's stash, but real Fort Knox-style assets wheeled into WH for display. Burgum: "Venezuela’s got $500B in gold resources." Boosts physical supply flows, counters central bank hoarding trends

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