Brazil cuts fuel prices amid strikes
Brazil’s president cuts diesel prices in an effort to bring striking lorry drivers off the picket line. File Photo by Stephen Shaver/UPI May 29 (UPI) — The price of diesel Continue Reading
Brazil’s president cuts diesel prices in an effort to bring striking lorry drivers off the picket line. File Photo by Stephen Shaver/UPI May 29 (UPI) — The price of diesel Continue Reading
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Brazilian oil workers planned a 72-hour strike starting on Wednesday, despite a court order, in a new blow to President Michel Temer and an economy reeling Continue Reading
French oil major Total said on Wednesday that its plans to drill in the ecologically sensitive Foz do Amazonas basin were still alive, despite Brazil’s decision to reject its drilling Continue Reading
Cuba’s Cienfuegos oil refinery has sustained damage due to flooding after heavy rainfalls from subtropical depression Alberto, sending an unspecified amount of crude oil into the Cienfuegos Bay. Barriers were Continue Reading
India doesn’t plan to use Venezuela’s ‘petro’ cryptocurrency to pay for crude oil imports from the Latin American nation of which it is a large regular customer, India’s Foreign Minister Continue Reading
Just as the Brazilian government made some progress towards settling matters with truckers that have paralyzed the country with protests against high fuel prices, another strike is looming on the Continue Reading
State-owned Petroperu halted pumping on its 200,000 b/d North Peruvian Oil Pipeline as it sought to investigate an apparent leak. Operations were stopped after crude was detected in a jungle Continue Reading
Brazil’s government said Monday that concessions to end a crippling truckers strike will have a high cost for taxpayers even as the country’s businesses and consumers struggle with shortages of Continue Reading
AFP reports that during his inauguration speech, Maduro said he will seek the help of OPEC to double Venezuela’s oil production, which is currently at 70-year lows and much below Continue Reading
The threat of falling oil supply from both Iran and Venezuela looms large amid geopolitical tension, economic fears and sanctions. All the while, both are scrambling to maintain flows to Continue Reading