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“We are an energy powerhouse. We are. It has brought us tremendous problems because, as you know, the energy voracity of the North wants our country's resources. And we had denounced all the falsehoods that drug trafficking, democracy, and human rights were not the issue. They were excuses. Because... throughout it all, they always wanted Venezuela's oil to be delivered to the global North. And we here have taken a very clear stance that Venezuela is open to energy relations where all parties benefit, where economic cooperation is clearly defined in commercial contracts. That is our position. And the diversity of our energy relations. Venezuela has one of the largest oil reserves on the planet. It also has one of the largest gas reserves. These resources must be at the service of national development and must also be at the service of the development of other countries around the world. That is how our oil industry was born, with an export vocation.”show more

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78,056 views • 3 months ago

Alberta has the third largest oil reserves in the world. We have access to the Pacific, the Gulf of America, and the Atlantic. So why are we being held back? Because Ottawa chose ideology over prosperity. The world needs energy. Alberta has it.

Alberta has the third largest oil reserves in the world. We have access to the Pacific, the Gulf of America, and the Atlantic. So why are we being held back? Because Ottawa chose ideology over prosperity. The world needs energy. Alberta has it.

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