Venezuela-Trinidad Gas Project Stalls Over US Sanctions as PDVSA Boosts Fuel Output
The Maduro government has steadfastly refused to accept US terms that bar Venezuela from receiving cash payments from the project.
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The Maduro government has steadfastly refused to accept US terms that bar Venezuela from receiving cash payments from the project.
Oil workers from Falcón State informed La Patilla that the two most important refineries in western Venezuela may start to produce gasoline again
The lack of gasoline will last for at least three weeks in the country, that is, until the end of June.
“If we continue like this, in 2030 we will have nothing but salty water full of petroleum and oil,” said Domingo Medina, a fisherman from Punta Cardón, the community that borders the Cardón refinery that is part of the Paraguaná Refining Complex, the largest in Venezuela.
European firms are negotiating with Venezuelan officials for greater control over oil operations while Caracas demands more investment.