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Maduro Says US Aims to Intimidate Venezuela With Sanctions

CARACAS, Venezuela (AFP) -Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says the recently imposed US sanctions against the country's government officials amount to no more than an intimidatory tactic that could start a conflict between Washington and Caracas.

December 13, 2014
Published in local news

Cash-strapped Venezuela to sell PetroCaribe debt?

CARACAS, Venezuela, December 5, 2014 — Venezuela is considering raising money for its cash-strapped economy by by selling part of its accounts receivable associated with its PetroCaribe oil supply program at a steep discount and securitizing US$7 billion it is owed by Jamaica and the Dominican Republic, under the deal.

December 5, 2014
Published in Business & Economy

Economic warfare the main Western weapon

In the last few days it became clear that economic warfare is the main weapon used by the Transnational Elite, (TE- i.e. the network of the elites based mainly in the G7 countries which run the New World Order of neoliberal globalization), to subordinate Russia and integrate every other country still resisting the process, e.g. Iran and Venezuela.

December 5, 2014
Published in World News

Jamaica seeking alternative means to pay for oil from Venezuela

KINGSTON, Jamaica Nov. 29, 2014 - The Government of Jamaica is pursuing a number of alternative methods of repaying the country's oil debt under the Petrocaribe Deal with Venezuela.

November 28, 2014
Published in Business & Economy

Venezuela commits to PetroCaribe despite oil price dip

CARACAS, November 20, 2014 - Venezuela on Thursday pledged that the preferences given to regional countries under the PetroCaribe Agreement will remain in place, with oil being supplied on favorable terms to member states despite a drop in international crude prices.

November 20, 2014
Published in local news

Advisor in the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department, Elie Canetti

IMF concerned about future of PetroCaribe's oil concession on Caribbean

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says it is concerned about the future of the PetroCaribe concessionary oil-deal in the wake of what it has described as Venezuela’s deteriorating economy and falling international oil prices.

November 20, 2014
Published in Business & Economy

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Maduro Says US Aims to Intimidate Venezuela With Sanctions

Cash-strapped Venezuela to sell PetroCaribe debt?

Economic warfare the main Western weapon

Jamaica seeking alternative means to pay for oil from Venezuela

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IMF concerned about future of PetroCaribe's oil concession on Caribbean

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