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ONS: Norwegian PM calls for increasing
energy supply, reducing emissions
Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg
STAVANGER, Norway
Petroleumworld.com, Aug 28, 2008
Norway's Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg opened ONS on Tuesday, Aug. 26 with his strategy on increasing global energy supplies while decreasing global emissions of greenhouses gasses.- story
PDVSA to take over
fuel
distribution in Venezuela
PAMPATAR, Margarita Island, Venezuela
Petroleumworld.com, Aug 28, 2008
Fuel intermediaries in Venezuela will be taken over by PDVSA, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez confirmed on Wednesday. - story
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HEADLINES
Obama in Denver for date with destiny - story
US moves toward international accounting standards: SEC - story
Russia hits out at West over Georgia tensions - story
London ex-mayor Livingstone meets Venezuela 's Chavez - story
Oil higher as Gustav heads toward Gulf of Mexico - story
ConocoPhillips confirms sale of all US retail outlets to PetroSun - story
DOS approves EA of Texas-Mexico product line - story
Ecuador state oil company to operate in Venezuela - story
Brazil govt mulls bigger stake in Petrobras-source - story
Venezuela's domestic fuel wholesalers propose joint ventures with PDVSA - story
Protests continue in Bolivia - story
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Sunday´s
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Colombia: Interview with Antonio Navarro Wolf
Antonio Navarro Wolf
By Clifton Ross
Pasto, Colombia doesn't rank high in the guidebooks for tourists, but it has its charm, perhaps for that very reason. There are no tourist bars, discotheques, and restaurants catering to exotic tastes, or at least only a nominal few. - story - previous stories
Sunday's
Feature
A bright spot in the Caribbean ,
but with a big price tag
NASA
The Caribbean at night
By Hector Hereter
Of the many pictures taking at night from NASA's International Space Station orbiting Earth many miles up, one spot in the Caribbean outstands for its brightness like a compact source of light that draws an almost perfect square among the other countries located in this region. - story - previous stories
Saturday
Lagniappe
Russia's neighbours go their own way
Ukraine's leader (R) went to Tbilisi to back President Saakashvili
By Bridget Kendall
It is easy to assume that escalating tensions between Russia and the West could mean an end to the blurry fudges of the post-Cold War years and a recasting of East-West relations into black and white antagonism, with two opposing camps, each surrounded by its own sphere of influence. - story - previous stories
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US National
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Hurricane Gustav
PDVSA’S
20-F for 2003
As filed with the
Securities and Exchange
Commission on
October 7, 2005.
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