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Venezuela Rejects Lies About Oil Deal
Venezuelan deputy Pedro Carreño warned in Nicaragua that the current intrigue over agreements between that country's mayor offices and Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) only seeks to derail regional integration.

The legislator denied the accord signed by the Association of Nicaraguan Municipalities (AMUNIC) to import fuel favors the Sandinista Front for National Liberation, as the government and other local rightwingers say.

"The United States is Venezuela's main oil purchaser, and I don't think that country is a left-wing group," said Carreño in statements to local press.

The Homeland For All party deputy is leading a parliamentary delegation visiting Nicaragua, also invited to attend the Sao Paulo Forum's Middle American Meeting last weekend.

The agreement signed by AMUNIC and PDVSA in April includes imports of 10 million oil barrels yearly, with favorable payment conditions.

 


 



 


 
   

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