Venezuela Has the Sovereign Right to Extract Oil, Says Delcy Rodríguez at COP31
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Several heads of government, mostly from smaller countries, spoke today at the UN COP31 climate conference in Antalya, Turkey. Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodríguez, said her country had the right to boost oil and gas production. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for a rapid shift away from fossil fuels. Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg accused politicians and corporate leaders of losing sight of the victims of the…
Since the US intervention in Venezuela, Washington has received more than 12 billion profits from the exploitation of that country's natural resources. It is not clear who took that money.
"We reaffirm our sovereign right to strengthen our energy and oil industry as a driver of our national development," Rodriguez said at the summit.
The president in charge believes that there is no inevitable contradiction between energy development and environmental protection, although she did not mention the ecocide product of Arco Minero The post Delcy Rodríguez defended at the climate summit Venezuela's right to exploit its oil resources appeared first on El Carabobeño.
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