The continuing importance of hydrocarbons
Venezuela case study: to what extent will the oil industry recover its former glory?
Venezuela’s oil industry is a shadow of its former self after years of mismanagement and corruption, but the removal of former President Nicolas Maduro in January, followed by the rapid rapprochement with Washington under his successor President Delcy Rodriguez, has increased expectations in some quarters that the country will once again become a significant oil exporter.
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