President Donald Trump has threatened that he will unilaterally impose a 25 % tax that will have to pay for Americans on any imports from foreign countries that allow their domestic industries to use Venezuela’s oil or petrol next month, in addition to any other new taxpayer, in addition to any other new taxpayer.
In a post on his truthful social platform, Trump claimed that Venezuela’s “tens of thousands” refugees, who fled the country’s dictatorship in recent years, were actually “high -level … criminals, many of whom were killers and a very violent people who were sent to the state through the same government.”
He also claimed that the presence of a group of Venezuela street in the United States, the presence of Train de Aragua, was completely due to the deliberate efforts of Nicolas Maduro’s dictatorship, which contradicts the language of the language, while it has given an unprecedented name to an unprecedented name for this. Power to eliminate. The enmity of the United States and the freedoms we support.
As a result, Trump said that “any country that buys oil and//gas from Venezuela” “” will be forced to pay 25 % of the tax with the United States on any trade with our country “, when prepared to impose import taxes previously announced.
The President’s statement misdressed that foreign governments will pay any rates imposed under the declared policy, though the tax is imported tax, which is fully tolerated by importers and is often transferred to US consumers as higher prices.
And when it states that imports from “any country” that “purchase” Venezuela’s petroleum products will be subject to the additional 25 “secondary tariffs”, but it is unclear whether Trump is directly referring to the purchase of products for the purchase of the products and the purchase of the products for the purchase.
The White House did not immediately answer any questions Free Requesting an explanation whether Trump is demanding that other countries prohibit private companies from buying Venezuelan oil or threatening taxes on imports from countries where governments buy Venezuela’s petroleum products directly.
