Lawmaker: Venezuela should pump 6 million oil barrels a day by 2019
Deputy for the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino) Rodrígo Cabezas said Venezuela is facing a difficult and complex economic situation that should be taken as an opportunity to discuss the need to overcome Venezuela's dependence on oil revenues
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The legislator claimed US sanctions on Venezuelan officials hamper US-Venezuela good relations (File photo)
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Tuesday February 03, 2015 04:05 PM
Rodrígo Cabezas, Venezuelan lawmaker before the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino), advocated an increase in oil production to six million barrels per day by 2019.
"If we were producing such quantity, we would have wider leeway," Cabezas commented in an interview with Noticiero Venevisión.
Cabezas added, though, that the country is going through a difficult and complex economic situation that should be taken as an opportunity to discuss the need to overcome dependence on oil revenues.
As to the recent extension of US sanctions against Venezuelan current and former officials, Cabezas described the move as unilateral sanctions preventing the resumption of good relations between the two nations.
Translated by Jhean Cabrera
"If we were producing such quantity, we would have wider leeway," Cabezas commented in an interview with Noticiero Venevisión.
Cabezas added, though, that the country is going through a difficult and complex economic situation that should be taken as an opportunity to discuss the need to overcome dependence on oil revenues.
As to the recent extension of US sanctions against Venezuelan current and former officials, Cabezas described the move as unilateral sanctions preventing the resumption of good relations between the two nations.
Translated by Jhean Cabrera
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