John Hurley
John Hurley is the candidate proposed by Donald Trump to lead the U.S. sanctions strategy, bringing extensive experience as a hedge fund manager. Recently, he made headlines by warning that countries importing Venezuelan oil would face significant consequences, including a potential 25% tariff. Hurley emphasized that access to the U.S. economy is a privilege, not a right, signaling a more aggressive approach towards the Maduro regime compared to the previous administration. He has also indicated plans to review sanctions imposed over the past decade to ensure their relevance and has highlighted the importance of maintaining the dollar's dominance in the global economy amid new restrictions.
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Ukraine:
John Hurley commented on Iran's use of financial systems for money laundering and procurement of components for its weapons.
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Iraq:
U.S. Treasury Deputy Secretary John Hurley mentioned that Washington sees an opportunity in Lebanon to cut Iranian funding to Hezbollah.
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Iran:
John Hurley, the Deputy Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence, is traveling to Israel, Lebanon, the UAE, and Turkey to strengthen the 'maximum pressure' policy against Iran.
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United States:
John Hurley, the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, says Iran remains committed to its proxy groups throughout the Middle East.
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Moldova:
John Hurley is a senior official at the Treasury Department who will meet with David O’Sullivan.
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Ireland:
John Hurley, a Social Democrats councillor in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, said it was almost impossible for councils to fine people over dog fouling because of the way the system is set up.
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Ireland:
John Hurley, 89, moved to London at 17 and began writing at 74, publishing two novels.
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Venezuela:
John Hurley is the candidate proposed by Donald Trump to lead the U.S. sanctions strategy.
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