 Venezuela has developed special mechanisms allowing the
country to keep trading with foreign partners despite the existing and looming
penalties introduced by the United States. Caracas plans to swap the country’s
crude oil for imported products, according to Jesus Faria, the Vice President
in charge of economic affairs of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
(PSUV). “Oil is our key resource for participating in the international trade.
Without a doubt, we are trying to use it to resist external pressure,” Faria
said in an interview with Russia's news agency TASS. More…
Venezuela has developed special mechanisms allowing the
country to keep trading with foreign partners despite the existing and looming
penalties introduced by the United States. Caracas plans to swap the country’s
crude oil for imported products, according to Jesus Faria, the Vice President
in charge of economic affairs of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
(PSUV). “Oil is our key resource for participating in the international trade.
Without a doubt, we are trying to use it to resist external pressure,” Faria
said in an interview with Russia's news agency TASS. More… Monday, November 5, 2018
Back to basics: Venezuela wants to barter its crude for goods to bypass US sanctions
 Venezuela has developed special mechanisms allowing the
country to keep trading with foreign partners despite the existing and looming
penalties introduced by the United States. Caracas plans to swap the country’s
crude oil for imported products, according to Jesus Faria, the Vice President
in charge of economic affairs of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
(PSUV). “Oil is our key resource for participating in the international trade.
Without a doubt, we are trying to use it to resist external pressure,” Faria
said in an interview with Russia's news agency TASS. More…
Venezuela has developed special mechanisms allowing the
country to keep trading with foreign partners despite the existing and looming
penalties introduced by the United States. Caracas plans to swap the country’s
crude oil for imported products, according to Jesus Faria, the Vice President
in charge of economic affairs of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela
(PSUV). “Oil is our key resource for participating in the international trade.
Without a doubt, we are trying to use it to resist external pressure,” Faria
said in an interview with Russia's news agency TASS. More… 
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