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Maduro faults capitalism for causing climate change, but doesn’t mention Venezuela’s historic role in oil

President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela denounced capitalism and the extraction of natural resources as the causes of climate change during a scorching critique at COP27 on Tuesday that made no mention of his own country’s history as an oil producer.

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Venezuela, once an oil giant, reaches the end of an era
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Venezuela, once an oil giant, reaches the end of an era

Venezuela’s oil reserves, the world’s largest, transformed the country and the global energy market. Now its oil sector is grinding to a halt — perhaps never to recover.
Javier Corrales: What the oil spill in Venezuela tells us about its politics
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Javier Corrales: What the oil spill in Venezuela tells us about its politics

The largest oil reserves and one of the world’s most incompetent governments have brought authoritarianism, economic collapse and environmental disaster to the country.
Russia uses its oil giant, Rosneft, as a foreign policy tool
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Russia uses its oil giant, Rosneft, as a foreign policy tool

The Kremlin has used the company to help Venezuela’s government avoid collapse as Moscow looks to project more economic and political sway.
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