Venezuela Says that "Suffering Sanctions Is Not Enough" and Calls for Total Cessation
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Oil Minister praises the oil agreement with the US
Venezuela's head of Energy considers that the relief of sanctions following the recent energy pact with the US is insufficient and calls for its total elimination.During an interview, she highlighted the openness to investments, but stressed that the current measures do not meet the needs of the sector.
Minister of Hydrocarbons Says that "Suffering Sanctions Is Not Enough" and Calls for Total Cessation
(EFE).- The Minister of Hydrocarbons of Venezuela, Paula Henao, said this Thursday that "it is not enough" the easing of sanctions that has taken place this year, as a result of the close rapprochement with the United States, and called for the complete cessation of these measures, almost a week after Caracas and Washington announced a historic oil agreement. [...] The entry Minister of Hydrocarbons says that "it is not enough" the easing of san…
The Minister of Hydrocarbons, Paula Henao, said this Thursday, September 3, that “it is not enough” the flexibility of sanctions that has taken place this year, as a result of the close rapprochement with the United States, and called for the complete cessation of these measures, almost a week after Caracas and Washington announced a historic oil agreement. [...] The entry interim government calls for “complete cessation of sanctions”: “It is no…
The Minister of Hydrocarbons of Venezuela, Paula Henao, said this Thursday that "it is not enough" the easing of sanctions that took place this year, as a result of the close rapprochement with the United States, and called for the complete cessation of these measures, almost a week after Caracas and Washington announced a historic oil agreement. "We have been [...] The entry Venezuela says that "it is not enough" the easing of sanctions and cal…
The Minister of Hydrocarbons anticipates that the production of the companies associated with Chevron will rise first to 300,000 and then to 700,000 barrels per day
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