Published: Friday, July 31, 2009 Bylined to: Xinhuanet
Venezuela accuses USA of blocking negotiations with Dominican Republic
Xinhua: Venezuela has accused the United States of blocking the country's negotiations with the Dominican Republic on buying a refinery company from the country. Angel Rodriguez, president of the commission for energy and mines of the Venezuelan National Assembly (AN), said that the state-owned Petroleum of Venezuela (PDVSA) was interested in buying the Refidomsa Company from the Dominican Republic.
According to Rodriguez, Dominican right-wing legislators have asked the US Department of State to take measures against Venezuela for its plan to buy 49% of Refidomsa's shares.
Rodriguez said the Venezuelan government's intention to buy part of Refidomsa's share aims to strengthen the energy infrastructure of the country. The PDVSA has a daily refinery capacity of 34,000 barrels.
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