The Trump administration will begin allowing Venezuela to sell oil subject to U.S. sanctions in the near future with the revenue initially going to specific government services subject to Washington’s oversight. Secretary of State Marco Rubio offered insight into the administration’s strategy for handling the sale of Venezuelan oil and what will happen with the money from sales during Wednesday’s Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. The U.S. has leverage through a military quarantine of its oil similar to but distinct from a blockade, Rubio said. “There is oil that is sanctioned that cannot move from Venezuela because of our quarantine,” the secretary said. The Trump administration is now working with Maduro’s vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, who assumed the presidency after his arrest in early January.