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hack89

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12. But PDVSA only exports oil to the US and that is untouched
Sat Jan 12, 2013, 12:49 PM
Jan 2013

so how exactly does this impact the Venezuelan economy? What real economic activity has been stopped? After all, it is only one company.

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Interesting Tempest Jan 2013 #1
What sanctions? hack89 Jan 2013 #2
*Groan* Tempest Jan 2013 #3
There are no limits on oil exports hack89 Jan 2013 #5
And now for the rest of the story Tempest Jan 2013 #8
But PDVSA only exports oil to the US and that is untouched hack89 Jan 2013 #12
You completely ignored my post. Good job. n/t Tempest Jan 2013 #14
Those things don't impact oil exports and the billions of dollars they bring in hack89 Jan 2013 #15
What happens to infrastructure when you can't finance the costs of improvements? Tempest Jan 2013 #16
And how does this stop PDVSA from improving infrastructure? hack89 Jan 2013 #17
*groan* Tempest Jan 2013 #18
Export-Import Bank of the United States finances US exports hack89 Jan 2013 #19
You're not looking at the big picture Tempest Jan 2013 #20
You misunderstand what the Export-Import bank does. hack89 Jan 2013 #21
Oy...it just came out that Chavez has cancer, and the austerity vultures are already circling tjwash Jan 2013 #4
Yup. With the IMF and World Bank leading the charge. n/t Tempest Jan 2013 #10
The people have had some good years - austerity will not be accepted easily. This will not end jwirr Jan 2013 #6
You can't blame the US for this hack89 Jan 2013 #7
I do not believe that your statement is the whole story. You need to read "The Shock Doctrine" by jwirr Jan 2013 #9
He's also unaware of the U.S. strangling the country's ability to obtain financing. n/t Tempest Jan 2013 #11
And a lot of people are not aware if what Standard Oil (Exxon) did to that country for years before jwirr Jan 2013 #13
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