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More oil industry changes are still needed before Venezuela, which is producing less than 800,000 bbl/d, will be able to just break the 1 MMbbl/d barrier, the country’s top economic consultancy says.

Lake Maracaibo in Venezuela now stands as a haunting testament to the devastating consequences of unchecked pollution and neglect.

A painting by Cuban surrealist Wifredo Lam, named for an African Yoruba goddess also worshipped in the Caribbean, led Sotheby’s strongest Latin American evening art sale ever on Wednesday night, Reuters reports. Setting an auction record for Lam, the 1944 Idolo (Oya/Divinit‚ de l’Air et de la mort), fetched $4.56 million from a South American…

In the opinion of the economist, Rodrigo Cabezas, miserable wages, poverty, inequality and family fracture is the inhuman legacy of "madurismo".

Defending international champions Curaçao earned its first victory of the tournament Thursday afternoon and were joined by the dominant Chinese Taipei and…

Caracas (AFP) Aug 18, 2023 - Yusmary spends as much as half her weekly wage for water. Isora must go to the black market to get gas cylinders so she can cook. Rodrigo, weary of blackouts, bought portable generators for his home and business.

Bullish sentiment is fading slightly in oil markets as demand concerns continue to build.

Day Three of the Little League World Series occurred Friday in Williamsport, PA and fans were treated to some high quality matchups. Four teams, Southeast,…

The fishermen of Lake Maracaibo say they face their worst nightmare everyday as fish stocks decline and pollution degrades the health of this great freshwater lake, one of the oldest

MARACAIBO, Venezuela (AP) — The fishermen of Lake Maracaibo say they face their worst nightmare everyday as fish stocks decline and pollution degrades the health of this great freshwater lake, one of the oldest — and largest — in the world. Lake Maracaibo, which once was at the heart of Venezuela’s oil boom, has turned […]