US EditionPetro Limits a Possible Import of Oil From Venezuela to "Lightcruds"
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The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, has specified that he will import "livian" oil in a possible import of crude oil from Venezuela. "We are not thinking of bringing oil from Venezuela, it is not necessary. If perhaps, it is possible the oil from Apure/Barinas that is light and could be refined in Barrancabermeja", he said in his account of 'X'. However, the president has explained that Colombia could "be gas transport to the world" if Ven…
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(EFE).- The president of Colombia, Gustavo Petro, said this Sunday that an eventual import of oil from Venezuela would be limited exclusively to "light crudes" that can be less polluting of the environment. "We are not planning to bring oil from Venezuela, it is not necessary. If anything, it is possible the oil from Apure/Barinas that is light and could be refined in Barrancabermeja (department of Santander)", wrote the president in his X accou…
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