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Western sanctions on Russia have left a gaping hole in the global oil supply chain, but there may be a solution just yet

Ecuador's dealings in China highlighted just how important it will be for the United States to nurture its ties with these countries.

(Bloomberg) -- Ecuador lifted a three-week force majeure on all oil contracts as the country’s two pipelines that transport crude across the Andes resumed operations following a flare-up in riverbed erosion, allowing Amazon territory fields to restart production.

Ecuador lifted a three-week force majeure on all oil contracts.

Ecuador Private-sector Oil Pipeline to Restart Operations

A lack of due diligence, corruption, and a disregard for indigenous rights and the environmental have characterized many Chinese infrastructure projects in the region.

Six years since the Coca Codo Sinclair hydroelectric plant began operations, it is eroding its own power source and still runs below capacity

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The clause requires the removal of liability for non-performance of contracts in the event of a disaster.Who Stephan KueffnerBloombergPublished Decemb

The threat of soil erosion forced the shutdown of the country's two pipelines that transport crude across the Andes.