Caracas-. The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, said that the greatest damage to the oil transnational Chevron is causing the United States government itself, transcended here today.
During his night program of Mondays with Maduro +, the head of state remarked that who “is hurting Chevron is this group (of the Venezuelan opposition) and the US government.”
He stressed that the extreme national right requested and applauded the sanctions against the country, which also affected the oil company, whose president warned of the possible consequences to the northern nation.
“Who asked for the sanctions and that Chevron was harmed?” He investigated, and ruled out that he or his government has asked for it, on the contrary, “what I ask is that more investments come to the country,” he added.
Maduro recalled that the American transnational maintains historical work ties of more than 100 years with Venezuela.
The president said that anyone is going to stop her from the Bolivarian Republic, and she will follow her own path and produce.
In this regard, he commented that he held a dialogue with workers of the National Petróleos company in Venezuela and they assured that they are in a position to continue not only producing, but to increase production.
“We have the plan to grow in production in all those oil fields,” he reaffirmed.
On what happened to Chevron, the dignitary said it is a nonsense, because if a company is going very well in Venezuela, what legal and political reason can there be to do what they are doing to Chevron?
The Executive Vice President and Minister of Hydrocarbons of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, said the eve that nothing will stop the good course of the nation.
In response to statements by the president of the US Transnational Oil Chevron, Mike Wirth, the Vicemandatarian reaffirmed that the Bolivarian Republic “guarantees the full fulfillment of its contractual commitments” with that entity, subject to sanctions for the administration of Donald Trump.
Given any circumstance, these oil fields “will not only continue to produce, but increasing their production, as well as guaranteeing their commercialization in favor of the Venezuelan nation!” He said in his account of the social network Telegram.
Wirth declared the press, reproduced by RT, that if the company stops its operations in Venezuela, US energy security could affect its own interests.
