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Compensation Deal In Venezuela

February 2008 | Industry News

According to state oil company sources, Venezuela has reached a compensation agreement with Paris-based Total and Norway's StatoilHydro, relating to the 2007 re-nationalisation of heavy oil ventures in the Latin American country.

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