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八点最热报 | 美国与委内瑞拉正式签署能源合作协议，涉及17个油田、650亿桶石油储量，更赋予美国长达100年的石油开发特许权。有舆论批评，这项协议是将委内瑞拉将国家的核心资源拱手让给美国、向华盛顿投降，甚至是用“公然盗窃brazen theft”来形容这项协议。这究竟是委内瑞拉复苏的希望？还是美国用正义包装的“新殖民主义”呢？（主播：梁宝仪）
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00:04In January of this year, the United States cited the fight against drug terrorism as a pretext...
00:08Military operations launched in Venezuela
00:10Then-President Maduro and his wife were arrested.
00:12Two people were extradited to the United States for trial.
00:15Maduro's regime was overthrown.
00:17Since the United States is claiming to be overthrowing dictatorial regimes...
00:19The righteous banner of coming to liberate the Venezuelan people
00:23When will the United States return the choice to the Venezuelan people?
00:28Trump's answer was very direct.
00:30He said not ready yet
00:31Not ready yet
00:32But what's intriguing is...
00:34Maduro stepped down less than a year ago
00:36Venezuela signed an energy cooperation agreement with the United States.
00:40Involving 17 oil fields and 65 billion barrels of oil reserves
00:44It also granted the United States a 100-year oil development concession.
00:49When is that country's general election?
00:51Determined by the United States
00:52The US says it can't do it if it's not ready.
00:55But when does a country...
00:56We can hand over the most crucial oil resources.
00:59But we can talk immediately.
01:01Sign immediately
01:03130 years ago
01:04China's defeat in the First Sino-Japanese War in the late Qing Dynasty forced it to sign the humiliating Treaty of Shimonoseki.
01:08about
01:09Cession of territory and reparations
01:10Handing over land and wealth to the invaders
01:14130 years later
01:15The Venezuelan government was overthrown by the US military.
01:19Although no territory was ceded
01:21But it put 65 billion barrels of oil
01:24Seventeen oil fields and 100-year development rights were put on the negotiating table.
01:29In the past, powerful regimes demanded land.
01:32Today, what powerful nations want is control over resources.
01:35If the Treaty of Shimonoseki represents the territorial cession and reparations of the 19th century...
01:39So today's century-old oil agreement
01:43Could this be a 21st-century version of the Treaty of Shimonoseki?
01:46The land was not taken away
01:48But the nation's oil lifeline
01:50But they might be locked up for a whole century.
01:54This is what the US and the regime it supports call a "win-win" situation.
01:58Who won more?
02:03Yesterday, U.S. Energy Secretary Matt...
02:05Personally led a delegation of major companies to Caracas
02:08Energy cooperation agreement officially signed with Venezuela
02:12This agreement involves Venezuela
02:14Seventeen oil fields containing 65 billion barrels of crude oil
02:17It is expected to attract more than $100 billion in investment.
02:20Wright claimed that 25 years later
02:22He will bring approximately $209 billion in tax revenue to Venezuela.
02:27However, some American media outlets have questioned this.
02:30The amount in this account looks very good on the surface.
02:33But behind the agreement
02:35What truly determines the course of this game is not the $100 billion investment.
02:40Instead, the United States took control of Venezuela's oil industry.
03:13The United States has officially extended its reach into Venezuela's most vital oil resources.
03:18According to the agreement
03:19The United States will retain control of Venezuela's oil development rights for 100 years.
03:23and 55% effective production capacity
03:26The United States claims
03:27This is definitely a win-win agreement.
03:29But what's intriguing is...
03:31An oil transaction agreement concerning a core national resource
03:35The current regime in Venezuela
03:36But they couldn't wait to publicly thank the United States.
03:39This so-called core friend
03:41Injecting hundreds of billions of yuan into the national economy
03:43Ask in the comments
03:45This expression of gratitude represents the handover of the nation's century-long oil development rights.
03:49Is this truly a win-win situation?
03:51Or was it a resource transaction packaged as a win-win situation?
04:19These designs are a resource for trade.
04:44The word "win-win"
04:45This has always been a favorite rhetorical device of capital.
04:48But it has never been explained clearly.
04:50Who actually got more in this deal?
04:53And who paid a greater price?
04:56Let's rewind eight months.
04:58This so-called win-win agreement
04:59It didn't start at the negotiating table.
05:01It was a military operation.
05:05January 3rd of this year
05:06US military raids on Venezuela
05:08The disobedient then-President Maduro
05:10He and his wife were escorted to the United States
05:12They were accused of involvement in drug terrorism.
05:14Under the influence of American media's propaganda
05:17Many people believe
05:18The United States is working to save the Venezuelan people.
05:20Free from dictatorship
05:22After Maduro was taken away
05:24The political landscape of Venezuela has been completely rewritten.
05:27Since the United States has already liberated Venezuela...
05:30So next
05:31When will the United States return power to the people?
05:33The people of Venezuela are going to hold elections.
05:36In response to this question from the media
05:37Trump answered very clearly.
05:39not ready yet
05:41It's not time yet.
06:00From Maduro's abduction to the signing of the energy agreement today
06:03The fate of Venezuela is being rewritten.
06:07Oil production doubled
06:08Investment exceeds 100 billion
06:09Tax revenue exceeded 200 billion
06:11These numbers look really good.
06:13However, with 55% of the production capacity and 100-year development rights...
06:18They are all in other people's hands.
06:19Is this truly the hope for a resurgence of Venetian dermatitis?
06:22Or perhaps a more impressive set of figures on the US energy map
06:26This so-called win-win situation
06:28Who will be the ultimate winner?
06:34Some people and opposition groups in Venezuela
06:37Even some American media outlets are criticizing
06:39This agreement involves the core resources of the Venezuelan nation.
06:43Handing it over to the United States
06:45Surrender to Washington
06:46Even through blatant theft
06:48Bresentaf described the agreement
06:51Taking Maduro away is just the first step
06:53US troops withdrew
06:54American energy giants then entered the fray.
06:57With over $200 billion in potential profits at stake...
07:01When the United States gained effective control of up to 55% of the oil...
07:04The most valuable things in Vénerella are being redistributed.
07:10From arresting people to seizing oil
07:12From overthrowing the regime to controlling resources
07:14Is this really the US helping Venezuela rebuild?
07:17Or are they taking advantage of the chaos to seize profits?
07:21If past colonialism was about occupying land
07:23So, could today's neocolonialism be...?
07:26No need to occupy your territory
07:28Instead, control your oil.
07:30Your resources
07:30Your wealth
07:31Even your economic lifeline
07:32And all of this was under their control of public opinion.
07:35Packaged as justice
07:37Save your country
07:38Even more tragically
07:39Many people danced together to the sound
07:42They even sang praises to him.
07:53Thank you for your gamble.
07:53These transfers
07:53Because we people are doing