Long lines for petrol are usually scarce in Venezuela's
capital city of Caracas, but they were evident on Wednesday as the country's
main domestic producer struggled with distribution. Backlogs in meeting demand
and payment delays to suppliers have meant that some shippers take weeks to
deliver oil for state oil company, PDVSA. "I can't find 95 octane gasoline
anywhere," Jose Paredes, in Caracas' wealthy Altamira district, told the
Reuters news agency. "We're an oil-producing country! It's pathetic." PDVSA head, Ysmel Serrano, tweeted that problems with the
internal shipping of products - which led to shortages in four of the country's
23 states - would be solved soon. More…
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