- Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A. (acronym
PDVSA,
Spanish pronunciation: [peðeˈβesa]) (English:
Petroleum of Venezuela) is the
Venezuelan state-owned oil and...
- claims. In 1986, it was
leased to the
Venezuelan PDVSA, and
reopened on a
limited scale. In 2017, the
PDVSA was hit by
punitive sanctions of the
United States...
-
metropolitan area. The
Caracas Stock Exchange and Petróleos de
Venezuela (
PDVSA) are
headquartered in Caracas.
Empresas Polar is the
largest private company...
-
developed by
PDVSA in
cooperation with
foreign partners. In all
partnership PDVSA owns 60%. Junín
block 1 was
discovered in 2009 and
developed by
PDVSA. The oil...
- of Po****r
Power for
Petroleum and
President of Petróleos de
Venezuela (
PDVSA). In addition, from 2020
until 2023, he held the
presidency of Petroquímica...
- with
PDVSA,
called Uno-Ven, in
which Unocal contributed its
Midwest refining and
marketing ****ets.
Unocal sold its
interest in Uno-Ven to
PDVSA in 1997...
-
China National Petroleum,
Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, Pemex, Petrobras,
PDVSA and others.
These corporations have
revenues of at
least US$10 billion....
- 2002–2003,
which featured a
strike by
thousands of
employees at
PDVSA. The
strike by
PDVSA staff severely reduced oil
production and exports, and cut domestic...
- (
PDVSA) ran autonomously,
making oil
decisions based on
internal guidance to
increase profits. Once he came to power, Chávez
started directing PDVSA and...
- 2002 to
February 2003,
including a strike/lockout in the
state oil
company PDVSA.
Capital flight before and
during the
strike led to the
reimposition of...
