Venezuela’s Rodriguez proposes oil reform to facilitate investment
Jan 15 (Reuters) - Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez said on Thursday that she was submitting a proposal to reform the country’s hydrocarbon law, as investors in the U.S. push for easier access to the South American country’s oil industry. The U.S. says around $500 million has already been generated from oil sales under a deal with Caracas and this is being held in U.S.-controlled bank accounts. An industry source familiar with the plan said the main account was located in Qatar. Rodriguez also called for diplomacy with the U.S., marking a shift in historically tense rhetoric between the two countries, and said should she need to travel to Washington, she would do so “walking on her feet, not dragged there. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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