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A Swiss and an Argentine were charged in Miami with helping launder part of $1.2 billion taken from Venezuelan state oil firm PDVSA.
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A Swiss and an Argentine were charged in Miami with helping launder part of $1.2 billion taken from Venezuelan state oil firm PDVSA.
Venezuela’s state-owned oil firm PDVSA said Friday it has started to repay $233 million in interest on two bonds nearing default, days before the...
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday named Asdrubal Chavez — a cousin of late leader Hugo Chavez — to lead Citgo, the state oil...
Venezuela on Tuesday arrested the acting president and five other top executives in charge of Citgo, the US refinery subsidiary of troubled state oil...
Crisis-plagued Venezuela suffered another blow Thursday as a committee of creditors ruled that state oil company PDVSA has defaulted on its debt, a decision...
A committee of creditors on Thursday ruled that Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA has defaulted on its debt, a decision that triggers payment of...
A committee of Venezuelan creditors postponed until Monday a decision on whether state oil company PDVSA has officially defaulted on its debt payments. The...
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro replaced Rafael Ramirez as head of the country’s state oil giant PDVSA and appointed him as foreign minister. Ramirez, who...