economy
ExxonMobil exige cambios políticos y económicos para considerar invertir en Venezuela
El director ejecutivo de ExxonMobil, Darren Woods, afirmó este viernes que Venezuela necesita reformas importantes y transitar hacia un gobierno representativo para que la multinacional considere invertir en el deteriorado sector petrolero del país.
TL;DR
- ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods believes Venezuela needs significant reforms and a representative government for investment in its oil sector.
- Woods informed President Trump that Venezuela is currently not viable for investment in its present state.
- Key reforms needed include stabilizing the country, reviving the economy, and transitioning to representative governance.
- ExxonMobil left Venezuela in 2007 after its assets were nationalized and has pending claims.
- The company emphasizes the sanctity of contracts and cannot work with governments that confiscate past investments.
- Venezuela has the world's largest oil reserves but its production is hampered by deteriorated infrastructure.
- Global oil oversupply and the complexity of investment needed to revive the industry add further challenges.