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Venezuela’s Acting President Pitches Oil Sector Reforms to Miami Investors
Delcy Rodríguez highlighted Venezuela’s oil reforms that end state monopoly and allow private investment with arbitration, citing production of about 1 million barrels daily.
- Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez pitched oil sector reforms to investors at a Saudi-backed summit in Miami Beach, offering privatization, outside arbitration, and new laws protecting investments.
- Rodríguez highlighted Venezuela's huge oil reserves and low production costs, projecting double-digit economic growth for the next three years under reforms attracting investment.
- After Maduro's arrest, Rodríguez overhauled regulations to end state firm PDVSA's monopoly, granting private firms control over oil production, sales, and pricing.
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At Miami forum, Delcy Rodríguez makes once-unthinkable appeal for US investment
Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez preached of lucrative long-term opportunities in her resource-rich country at a Saudi-backed investment summit on Wednesday, offering a window into how Venezuela’s government is trying to lure investors to its oil sector.
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