Why is Venezuela going through turmoil?

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Socialism

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[Deleted member 27677]

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Should do away with all the above and have a separate waiting list on the NHS for the working man .

 

[ravydavygravy]

This fellas nee @professional mackem like.

I pf banned? Name dont come up

 

[fecker]

Should get Corbyn to sort them out, he's their mate isn't he. He might as well fuck someone elses country up instead of ours!

 

[Big Duke Six]

because they have a bunch of oafs running PDVSA, infrastructure has not been maintained and kickbacks are rife

my dad was moving oil FOR pdvsa years ago and a port official at Lake Maracaibo tried to fleece him for $10k by saying he has seen some oil going overboard when storms pulled the ship loose from the pumphead

its laughable even more now because its a fetid polluted dump thanks to underwater pipes springing leaks and they no longer have the expertise to fix them since they peddled all the foreign engineers to be replaced by chavez lackeys with no expertise

They owed one of my previous companies over $30 million. They never did get it, and consequently went down the shitter.

 

[banburysafc]

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America, fuck yeeeeah

Is this another wind-up or do you genuinely believe it's all the US's fault?

 

[AB22 Easy Tiger]

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America, fuck yeeeeah

Where did you get that from?

EDIT: I misread the graph

 

[Moyes and the Boys]

Where did you get that from?

EDIT: I misread the graph

I did it myself

 

[AlpineExile]

PDVSA are a bunch of clunts.

I was almost a miiionaire a few years ago, I'd negotiated a deal for a seismic vessel, equipment and crew to shoot for them in the GoM. The deal was over $100m and I was due 7.5% of that.

Everything was sorted, we'd arranged a signing and on Christmas Eve, PDVSA pulled the plug on the entire deal.

So here I am plodding along as before.

Isn't that sort of kickback, sorry 'facilitation fee', generally considered illegal these days?

 

[AB22 Easy Tiger]

Isn't that sort of kickback, sorry 'facilitation fee', generally considered illegal these days?

It was my commission from my company.