In one fell swoop, the Biden government greenlighted the plunder of several Venezuelan assets: US-based oil subsidiary CITGO, millions of dollars held in US bank accounts and a state-owned aircraft. Recently, the US State Department gave the long-expired opposition-controlled National Assembly (AN) access to $347 million in Venezuelan frozen funds. This was one of the conclusions from the recent summit held in Bogotá where some 20 countries, including the US, gathered to discuss Venezuela. More importantly, Venezuela does not need to establish an electoral schedule. Three daylight robberies of Venezuelan assets in just a matter of days.