Venezuela indicts two PDVSA subcontractors in Jose port graft case

Venezuela has charged the presidents of two subcontractors with corruption for overbilling in equipment sales at the OPEC country's main oil-exporting port, the public prosecutor's office said on Monday. The former manager of state oil company PDVSA's Jose terminal has already been jailed over the purchase of two monobuoys costing $76.2 million. A monobuoy is a floating platform where vessels, especially oil tankers, too large to get into port can moor and unload. More…