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Why Venezuela Is Poor Despite Having The World's Largest Oil Reserves

Venezuela holds the largest proven oil reserves in the world, estimated at roughly 303 billion barrels, yet it consistently earns a fraction of what other major exporters do from crude exports and suf...

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Venezuela has world’s largest oil reserve, five times more oil than US, then why is it so poor?

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Venezuela crisis shrugged off by City as oil prices slip and FTSE 100 nears 10,000

The City today shrugged off the turmoil in Venezuela as many bankers and traders made their first return to desks after the Christmas break.

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Trump’s Venezuela Oil Revival Plan Is a $100 Billion Gamble

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Impact on oil industry after U.S. military operation in Venezuela may be little to none

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'Indian Firms Have Long Experience In Dealing With Venezuela Oil': Expert On Opportunity For India

He pointed out that Venezuelan crude is heavy oil, which many refineries worldwide cannot process easily, though Indian refineries have experience handling it.

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Venezuela’s vast oil reserves: Key questions

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Chevron, ConocoPhillips, and Gold: Your Critical Watchlist After the U.S.–Venezuela Oil Market Shock

Oil At Boiling Point! How Maduro's Poor Country Venezuela Has Over $17 Tn Oil Bigger Than Japan, India, More

Amidst all the chaos, all heads have turned to crude oil. Why? Because Venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the country. What is baffling is that Venezuelas economical condition is worse and it is in poverty,

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Pope gives Venezuela reason to celebrate by canonizing its beloved 'doctor of the poor' as 1st saint

VATICAN CITY -- Pope Leo XIV canonized Venezuela's beloved "doctor of the poor" Sunday before tens of thousands of people, offering the South American nation its first saint and a reason to celebrate amid a yearslong economic crisis and new tensions with ...

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Pope Leo canonizes Venezuela's ‘doctor of the poor' as saint

Pope Leo XIV canonized Venezuela's beloved “doctor of the poor” Sunday before an estimated 55,000 people, offering the Caribbean nation its first saint and a reason to celebrate amid its yearslong economic crisis and new tensions with the United States.

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Is Venezuela’s Socialism at an End?

This is the balance sheet of 25 years of socialism in Venezuela. In 1970, it was still the richest country in Latin America and one of the 20 richest countries in the world. GDP per capita was even higher than that of Spain, Greece, or Israel, and only 13 percent lower than that of the United Kingdom.