Colombia’s Foreign Minister María Ángela Holguín confirmed that her government will not
re-allow vehicles to cross the border into Venezuela following Caracas’
decision to sell low-priced gas in foreign currency in two border states
earlier this month. Last December 29th Caracas announced that it
would begin to charge in foreign currency for gas purchases at stations in
Ureña in Táchira and Paraguachó in Zulia as of January 2nd. The pilot
initiative is aimed at ending the contraband of Venezuelan subsidised gas -
which has long plagued the Venezuela-Colombia border - by undercutting illegal
gasoline smugglers. More…
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