The Road Ahead to Break Venezuela’s Petro-State Curse
PDVSA’s transformation requires a new management culture that treats the company as one world-class player in a dynamic oil industry
Tag: oil
Dear Viceroy: Venezuela Will Never Show You the Money
Rubio has promised that the US will maintain strict oversight of oil revenue that Venezuela’s government is now receiving. The US has no idea what it’s getting itself into
Takeaways from Marco Rubio's Venezuela Assessment
The Secretary of State today discussed Rodríguez compliance, oil, military action, and the opposition before the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee
The Gómez Template and Venezuela after January 3
The eagerness to court Big Oil while steadfastly ignoring the population’s needs feels like a return to Venezuela a hundred years ago. But history does not repeat itself
The Long-Awaited Reform of the Venezuelan Hydrocarbons Law
Delcy Rodríguez demanded the National Assembly to update this critical piece of legislation. These are some ideas on what the industry needs
What It Really Takes to Invest in Venezuelan Oil Today
Trump had an exciting meeting with oil heads in DC, but investing in Venezuela today is not for the faint of heart
Doing Business With the Dirtiest Oil In the World
Why would the US want to buy Venezuelan oil? Why would Venezuela want to sell to its worst enemy? Francisco Monaldi makes it simple for those who are still wondering
Explainer: What Does the New U.S. License for Venezuelan Oil Actually Mean?
The U.S. didn't renew General License 44. Instead, it replaced it for "wind down" license 44A. What does it mean?
What Does The Evidence Actually Say About Sanctions on Venezuela?
While its economic effect is subjected to intense debate, its political impact is more clear. Here’s an overview of the conflicting stances around how these measures affect our economy and our people
What the Israel-Hamas War Means (and Doesn’t Mean) for Venezuela
Six questions to assess whether events in the Middle East can affect Venezuelan oil and politics
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