US EditionVenezuela Moves to Rewrite Oil Law as PDVSA’s Corruption Hangover Lingers
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The Venezuelan National Assembly should discuss in this Friday reforms in the petroleum sector which, if implemented, will disassemble the state monopoly of the industry and allow private companies to produce and sell crude oil from large country reserves. Businesses: Joesley met with Venezuela's internal president and tried to invest in oil, says Under secret agency: Joesley Batista and his oil wells in Venezuela The changes proposed in Venezue…
The Venezuelan Parliament announced a comprehensive reform of the laws, amid a new political context after the overthrow of Maduro.
The proposal was presented by Jorge Rodríguez, head of the Chavista National Assembly, who suggested reviewing the requirements for parties and the formation of the commissial entity
Venezuela Moves to Rewrite Oil Law as PDVSA’s Corruption Hangover Lingers
Venezuela is moving to formalize oil-sector reforms that would expand partnership-style contracts and loosen PDVSA’s control over new investment, according to comments from the country’s top lawmaker on Tuesday. On Tuesday, National Assembly president Jorge Rodríguez said reforms to Venezuela’s hydrocarbons law, expected to be debated this week, would be built around partnership structures first introduced under Nicolás Maduro. While details rem…
Jorge Rodríguez explained that the proposal includes the creation and reform of 29 laws
The President of the National Assembly of Venezuela, Chavista Jorge Rodríguez, proposed the drafting of eight new legal codes
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