Maduro, Del Pino to visit Saudi Arabia, Iran, Azerbaijan Bondholders have until 5 p.m. New York time to swap bonds Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his energy minister Eulogio del Continue Reading
President seeks ‘alliance’ of OPEC, non-OPEC producers U.S. ‘can’t be isolated’ from discussion on global oil glut Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro wants to invite the U.S. to OPEC’s next meeting, Continue Reading
Venezuela’s government, steadily more authoritarian in recent years, cast off more vestiges of democracy Thursday night, when electoral authorities extinguished the opposition’s efforts to recall President Nicolás Maduro by referendum. Continue Reading
Former PDVSA President Rafael Ramirez denied as “irresponsible lies” a Venezuelan congressional investigation accusing the state oil company of corruption to the tune of $11 billion during his decade-long tenure. Continue Reading
Billionaire businessman Oswaldo Cisneros is investing in a state-controlled oil field as part of the… CARACAS, Venezuela—Billionaire businessman Oswaldo Cisneros, one of Venezuela’s richest men, is investing $1 billion in Continue Reading
Venezuela is the main supplier of crude to the Gulf Coast Creditors may go after crude tankers and oil payments A potential default by Petroleos de Venezuela SA would cause Continue Reading
Venezuela’s supreme court has been asked to rule on whether bond payments due in the next two weeks adding up to more than $3.2bn can be made in local currency Continue Reading
Venezuela’s regional elections, originally scheduled for December 2016, will now be held in 2017, National Electoral Council President Tibisay Lucena said Oct. 19, Panorama reported. Regional election primaries will be Continue Reading
Venezuela’s congressional investigations commission said on Wednesday some $11 billion dollars were unaccounted for between 2004 and 2014 at state oil company PDVSA [PDVSA.UL] Describing the amount as “more than Continue Reading
One of the few foreign energy companies working in Cuba said the momentum is moving in its favor as the U.S. government eases restrictions on its Cold War foe. The Continue Reading
