Global News Podcast Woman shot dead by US immigration agent
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Jan 8, 2026 
Join Nick Marsh, BBC business correspondent, as he dives into the economic implications of a tragic shooting incident in Minneapolis. He discusses contrasting narratives around the event, highlighting tensions between local and federal perspectives. Marsh also analyzes President Trump's ambitious claims about Venezuelan oil, exploring the complexities of U.S.-Venezuela relations and China's influence in the market. His insights reveal the challenges in restoring stability and investment in Venezuela's oil sector.
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Video Undermines Federal Account
- Video of the Minneapolis shooting contradicts the federal account and has fuelled sharp local-federal conflict.
- Mayor Jacob Frey accused ICE of causing chaos and demanded agents leave the city.
Contrasting Narratives Intensify Tensions
- Two starkly different narratives emerged: local officials say agents escalated tensions while the White House framed it as self-defence.
- The dispute intensified after thousands of federal agents were deployed to Minnesota.
Venezuela Oil Won't Quickly Cut Prices
- Venezuela's oil is too small a share of global supply to meaningfully lower prices quickly.
- Political and logistical hurdles make US control and quick revival of Venezuelan oil unlikely within 18 months.
