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CARACAS, Tuesday August 26, 2008 | Update
The Organic Law on Rearrangement of the Domestic Market of
Liquid Fuels, to be passed in a first session next Wednesday,
does not provide for seizure of the gas stations operating
in the country, reported Deputy Ángel Rodríguez,
the chairman of the Commission of Energy and Mines, National
Assembly (AN).
The congressman explained that the legal instrument reserves
for the state the role of middlemen for supply of liquid fuels,
particularly transportation, reported state-run news agency
ABN.
"The bill does not state compulsory transfer of these outlets
to community councils. The Bolivarian government expects these
partnerships to play a significant role in this activity.
It will be a gradual change, and one of the alternatives under
study is the assignment of the management of new gas stations
or any current stations property of the state," said Rodríguez.
05:09 PM. Economy. If any country has cashed in on the Bolivarian revolution, that is Brazil, particularly the private companies of the southern neighbor. Over the past five years, it has been awarded contracts for works to be carried out in Venezuela for over USD 14 billion. This puts it as the first recipient of government-to-government contracts, that is, without bidding, since Hugo Chávez took office.
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