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Desperate Venezuelans Turn To Cow Blood Soup Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
Since Venezuela went into its coronavirus lockdown, dozens of needy people have been lining up at a slaughterhouse in the western town of San Cristobal to pick up the only protein they can find for free: cattle blood.
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ONGC Videsh To Provide $318 Million Financing Guarantee To Venezuela
OVL, the overseas arm of state-owned ONGC, owns 40 per cent of Venezuela's San Cristobal oilfield and had invested about $190 million in the project in 2008. State-run Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) holds the remaining stake.
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ONGC Says Venezuela's National Oil Company To Supply Oil
ONGC Videsh Ltd invested $190 million in 2009-10 in the San Cristobal project in Venezuela.
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ONGC $500 Million San Cristobal Investment Deal Imminent: PDVSA
Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA is about to clinch a deal for India's Oil and Natural Gas Corp to invest some $500 million in their San Cristobal joint venture, the South American company's president said on Tuesday.
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Hike Up Nicaragua's Tallest Volcano Tops Lonely Planet's Hottest Travel Experiences in 2016
The opening of the new Louvre museum in Abu Dhabi, a trip to one of the most remote islands in the world, and a hike up Nicaragua's tallest active volcano have been named as some of the best new openings and travel experiences to mark 2016 by editors at Lonely Planet.
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Venezuelan Teen Dies after Being Shot at Anti-Maduro Protest
A teenager was fatally shot at an anti-government protest in the western city of San Cristobal on Tuesday, state officials said, exacerbating tensions in Venezuela amid an economic crisis and crackdown on the political opposition.
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Anti-government rally called in Caracas amid new violence
Students and opponents of the Venezuelan government have called a new rally for Wednesday to mark a month of protests in Caracas, as the death toll from demo-related violence reached 21.
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Desperate Venezuelans Turn To Cow Blood Soup Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
Since Venezuela went into its coronavirus lockdown, dozens of needy people have been lining up at a slaughterhouse in the western town of San Cristobal to pick up the only protein they can find for free: cattle blood.
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ONGC Videsh To Provide $318 Million Financing Guarantee To Venezuela
OVL, the overseas arm of state-owned ONGC, owns 40 per cent of Venezuela's San Cristobal oilfield and had invested about $190 million in the project in 2008. State-run Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) holds the remaining stake.
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ONGC Says Venezuela's National Oil Company To Supply Oil
ONGC Videsh Ltd invested $190 million in 2009-10 in the San Cristobal project in Venezuela.
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ONGC $500 Million San Cristobal Investment Deal Imminent: PDVSA
Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA is about to clinch a deal for India's Oil and Natural Gas Corp to invest some $500 million in their San Cristobal joint venture, the South American company's president said on Tuesday.
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Hike Up Nicaragua's Tallest Volcano Tops Lonely Planet's Hottest Travel Experiences in 2016
The opening of the new Louvre museum in Abu Dhabi, a trip to one of the most remote islands in the world, and a hike up Nicaragua's tallest active volcano have been named as some of the best new openings and travel experiences to mark 2016 by editors at Lonely Planet.
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Venezuelan Teen Dies after Being Shot at Anti-Maduro Protest
A teenager was fatally shot at an anti-government protest in the western city of San Cristobal on Tuesday, state officials said, exacerbating tensions in Venezuela amid an economic crisis and crackdown on the political opposition.
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Anti-government rally called in Caracas amid new violence
Students and opponents of the Venezuelan government have called a new rally for Wednesday to mark a month of protests in Caracas, as the death toll from demo-related violence reached 21.
