Venezuela's interim government has appointed new leadership at Citgo, its most valuable foreign asset. Bloomberg posted on X that this decision comes a week after the United States recognized the administration led by Delcy Rodríguez. This development could potentially reshape control of the refiner, which has been a significant asset for Venezuela amid ongoing political and economic challenges. The appointment marks a strategic move by the interim government to solidify its influence over Citgo, following the U.S. acknowledgment of Rodríguez's leadership. The implications of this change in leadership are yet to unfold, as Citgo remains a crucial component in Venezuela's foreign asset portfolio.