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Venezuela

n. 委内瑞拉

venezuela

[ noun ]
a republic in northern South America on the Caribbean; achieved independence from Spain in 1811; rich in oil
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On the other side, Arturo Hernandez Grisanti, the oil minister of Venezuela, who had aggressively sought production cuts, called the agreement a reasonable outcome.
He has degrees in sociology and law and has spent his life working as an official in the AD. In 1989 he was elected mayor of west Caracas, Venezuela's largest municipality.
Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and other oil-producing countries are against drastic price rises, arguing that they would "suffer the consequences (later)," Perez said.
Walesa was scheduled to stay in Venezuela for three days to attend the labor summit and meet Venezuelan political leaders.
Riots left at least 270 people dead in Venezuela in February after the government announced a new austerity program to please that country's creditors.
"Venezuela and Kuwait went ahead at a time when oil prices were high and they had money.
The spokesman said that Comerica still feels confident that its $167 million in Latin American loans will be repaid because the loans are mostly to government agencies in Mexico and Venezuela.
Bankers have accused Venezuela of being intransigent in its demands.
Venezuela's market share began drying up.
It is fine for President Bush to support the democratic government of Venezuela.
The Feb. 1-3 trip was timed so that Quayle can attend the presidential inaguration of Venezuela's Carlos Andres Perez on Feb. 2.
"That makes 12 million barrels a month, plus lesser amounts from Venezuela and Iran atop previous unsold stocks," OPEC Listener reports.
Perez de Cuellar named Alister McIntyre to head the U.N. effort to end the controversy that dates back to when Guyana was ruled by Britain and Venezuela by Spain.
While oil exporters like Mexico, Ecuador and Venezuela are theoretically favored by skyrocketing oil prices, experience has shown that oil boom periods result in severe inflation and economic destabilization.
"There is an unmasked intention on the part of the court to favor the men on trial, which goes to show that in Venezuela there are obstacles and structures that make justice impossible," Chacon told reporters outside the judge's chambers.
Venezuela has begun a program, but renegotiations of about $21 billion of its $34.6 billion foreign debt have made little headway.
In addition, Petroleos de Venezuela counts 267 billion barrels of proven reserves of lower-quality extraheavy crude in its Orinoco Oil Belt.
The price increases were part of a government austerity program intended to halt the downward economic spiral Venezuela has been in since the collapse of oil prices a few years ago.
Venezuelan government ministers present a staggering amount of macroeconomic statistics to show that Venezuela's private sector is flourishing, without realizing that a free market cannot flourish under the central government's planning.
Venezuela increased its forces on the border to keep out drug dealers who may try to escape a crackdown in neighboring Colombia, President Carlos Andres Perez said.
Presidential press secretary Marlin Fitzwater said Monday that Bush put off a scheduled Sept. 16-22 trip to Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay and Venezuela.
In some countries, there will be reverses such as that which almost overtook Venezuela.
Venezuela owes international banks and lenders $33 billion _ fourth largest in Latin America after Brazil, Mexico and Argentina.
Meanwhile, Venezuela raised the price of one of its types of heavy crude 70 cents a barrel to $16.58, according to news service reports.
But Venezuela's Generalized System of Preferences status will come under a review authorized by another trade-law provision that denies participation in the program to countries that expropriate U.S. property, Mr. Yeutter said.
The United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Venezuela and Ecuador were said to support his plea.
Subroto, the former Indonesian oil minister who became secretary-general July 1, said he will leave next week for visits to Ecuador and Venezuela, as well as to two non-OPEC exporters in Latin America, Colombia and Mexico.
He spoke in the presence of Iraq's ambassador to Venezuela, Majid A. Al Samarra'i.
In Venezuela, the banker said, successive governments have tried to win popular support by maintaining low prices through subsidies.
It has small volume kit assembly operations in China, Venezuela, Egypt and Malaysia, and last year agreed two new vehicle assembly deals in Indonesia and Thailand.

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