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Puerto La Cruz Refinery Restarts Gasoline Production

April 9, 2021April 9, 2021 orinocotribune fuel shortages, gasoline, gasoline shortages, Iran, oil production, PDVSA, Puerto La Cruz refinery, refineries, us blockade, US Sanctions

The refinery of Puerto La Cruz in Anzoátegui state has restarted the production of gasoline since Wednesday, April 7, confirmed

After the executive order 13808 of the United States against Venezuela, the debacle of Venezuelan oil production began (Photo: Reuters)

Economy Opinion

Review of the Destructive Effects of US Blockade on Venezuela’s Orinoco Oil Belt

April 6, 2021 Mision Verdad chevron, crimes against humanity, Donald Trump, Executive Order 13884, francisco rodriguez, OFAC, oil production, orinoco belt, PDVSA, Rosneft, secondary sanctions, UCM, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela

By Misión Verdad – Apr 5, 2021 At Misión Verdad we have kept track of the negative effects of unilateral

Venezuelan oil production also increased in February 2021. File photo.

Venezuela Records Increase in Oil Exports for February 2021- OPEC Data

March 12, 2021 orinocotribune oil production, opec, PDVSA, Venezuela

Oil production in Venezuela last February was 538,000 barrels per day (bpd), according to the Ministry of Petroleum, representing an

Featured image: The Iranian flag is hoisted on the Iranian oil vessel Adrian Darya 1, in the Strait of Gibraltar (Photo: Reuters).

Asia International News

How Iran was Able to Boost Oil Industry Despite US Blockade

February 18, 2021 orinocotribune francisco rodriguez, Iran, Oil dependency, oil industry, oil production, opec, PDVSA, us blockade, US Sanctions, Venezuela

Venezuelan anti-Chavista economist Francisco Rodríguez responded to a question from a Bloomberg journalist, who said that for the UN special

Featured image: © Sputnik / Vladimir Astapkovich.

What’s Behind Increase of Venezuela’s Oil Exports?

January 28, 2021 orinocotribune Blockade, Cardon Refinery, crude, Froilan Barrios, José Antonio Anzoátegui Petrochemical Industrial Complex, merey 16, Oil, oil production, orinoco belt, PDVSA, sanctions

Inventories of Venezuela’s main type of export oil fell to their lowest levels since late November, Reuters reported, citing internal

CLAP, President Maduro, Venezuela, US Sanctions, Feed Day, Economic Warfare, PDVSA, Oil Production, Parliamentary Elections

President Maduro: PDVSA Ready to Produce Oil if US Sanctions Lifted (CLAP)

November 19, 2020 orinocotribune CLAP, economic warfare, Feed Day, oil production, Parliamentary Elections, PDVSA, President Maduro, US Sanctions, Venezuela

“PDVSA is not bankrupt, it is attacked, blocked, besieged. PDVSA is ready to produce two and a half million barrels

Is Venezuela Producing Gasoline? The Situation of the El Palito and Paraguaná Refineries (Oil Expert David Paravisini)

July 17, 2020July 17, 2020 orinocotribune David Paravisini, oil production, Paraguana refinery, PDVSA, President Maduro, Venezuela

Caracas, July 12, 2020.- The El Palito refinery in Carabobo state and the Paraguaná refinery in Falcón state are active

Fire at the Cardon Refinery in Falcon State: Did it Affect Gasoline Production?

July 7, 2020July 8, 2020 orinocotribune Cardon Refinery, fire, gasoline, oil production, PDVSA, Venezuela

Shortly before noon on Monday, July 6, a fire was controlled in a trench located on the south side of

Venezuelan Oil Sector Remains Stable as Washington Threatens Secondary Sanctions

February 14, 2020February 14, 2020 orinocotribune chevron, CNPC, Oil, oil production, opec, PDVSA, Reliance, Repsol, Rosneft, unilateral coercive measures, US Sanctions

According to OPEC secondary sources, Venezuela’s January crude output was the highest in six months. Mérida, February 12, 2020 (venezuelanalysis.com)

Venezuelan Oil Output Sees Modest Rise in October: OPEC

November 17, 2019 orinocotribune Oil, oil production, opec, output, Venezuela

Reviving production has led Chevron convert a blending plant back to a crude upgrader for export of heavier grades. Caracas,