OFAC issued amendments to eight Venezuela-related General Licenses under 31 CFR part 591. The key change across all of them is the removal of the requirement that contracts with the Government of Venezuela, PdVSA, Minerven, or CONATEL/CANTV be construed and interpreted in accordance with U.S. state law, leaving only the requirement that dispute resolution proceedings occur in the United States, United Kingdom, France, or Singapore. All other conditions, exclusions, and reporting obligations under each license are unchanged. The licenses are: 1. General License 46D, authorizing established U.S. entities to import Venezuelan-origin oil and petrochemical products, superseding General License 46C. 2. General License 47B, authorizing the export and sale of U.S.-origin diluents to Venezuela, superseding General License 47A. 3. General License 48C, authorizing the supply of U.S. goods, technology, software, or services for Venezuelan oil, gas, and electricity sector operations, superseding General License 48B. 4. General License 50C, authorizing oil and gas sector operations in Venezuela of BP, Chevron, Eni, Établissements Maurel & Prom, Repsol, and Shell, superseding General License 50B. 5. General License 51C, authorizing established U.S. entities to trade Venezuelan-origin minerals, including gold, via Minerven, superseding General License 51B. 6. General License 52B, authorizing established U.S. entity transactions with PdVSA under E.O. 13884 and E.O. 13850, along with related Government of Venezuela activity, superseding General License 52A. 7. General License 54B, authorizing the supply of U.S. goods, technology, software, or services for Venezuelan minerals and gold operations, superseding General License 54A. 8. General License 61A, authorizing the supply of U.S. goods, technology, software, or services for Venezuelan telecommunications installation, maintenance, and support, superseding General License 61. Additionally, OFAC issued two new Venezuela-related Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs 1267 and 1268), amended two Venezuela-related Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs 1233 and 1244), and archived FAQ 1260.