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Energy and arms dominate Russia-Venezuela talks
Russian energy majors have signed co-operation agreements with Venezuela's state-owned oil and gas company, PDVSA, during President Hugo Chavez's two-day visit to Moscow. Russia and Venezuela are working towards the formation of a strategic alliance in the energy sector, said Chavez after talks with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Moreover, Dmitry Medvedev and Hugo Chavez have promised to take personal control over the implementation of key joint oil and gas projects.
Tags: arms, Chavez, co-operation, Dmitry, energy, gas, Hugo, Medvedev, Moscow, oil, Russia, talks, Venezuela, visit
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Russian energy majors look to Venezuela
Three Russian energy companies will start exploring oil deposits in Venezuela. The country's president Hugo Chavez is welcoming Gazprom, TNK-BP and Lukoil after foreign players pulled out of the Venezuelan energy sector following its nationalisation.
Tags: Chavez, energy, Gazprom, Hugo, Lukoil, majors, Russian, TNK-BP, Venezuela
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Russia, Venezuela Sign Energy Deals
09-27-2008
Tags: Russia, Venezuela
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Russian Navy in America [ Russia & Venezuela ]
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Russian Navy in America [ Russia & Venezuela ]
Russian warships, greeted by a 21-gun salute, arrived at the port of La Guaira, Venezuela, on Tuesday for training exercises coinciding with the visit this week of President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia. The naval maneuvers point to strengthening ties between the two oil-exporting countries, with Russian companies seeking a range of energy, weapons and mining contracts in Venezuela. President Hugo Chávez said the exercises were a response to aggression from the United States. We have similar strategic visions and we have rapidly grown closer, Mr. Chávez said of relations with Russia.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev opened his visit to Caracas with the signing of a nuclear energy deal as he hailed...
Tags: America, destroyers, energy, era, in, Latin, navy, nuclear, Russian, Venezuela
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Russia to Help Venezuela on Nuclear Energy
09-30-2008
Tags: Russia, US, Venezurla
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Energy Investment in Venezuela and Nigeria (Part 1 of 4)
Lawyer Robert Amsterdam of Amsterdam & Peroff discusses investment and corporate foreign policy in Venezuela and Nigeria at the World Affairs Council of Houston on May 19, 2008.
Tags: amsterdam, business, csr, foreign, gas, investment, mining, nigeria, oil, policy, robert, russia, venezuela
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Venezuelan leader in Moscow to buy arms
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is in Moscow to seal an agreement to buy Russian weapons and military equipment. The South American leader is expected to sign the deal with President Medvedev on Tuesday. The two leaders will also discuss energy ties.
Tags: Chavez, energy, equipment, Hugo, leader, Medvedev, military, President, Russian, Venezuela, weapons
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Energy Investment in Venezuela and Nigeria (Part 2 of 4)
Lawyer Robert Amsterdam of Amsterdam and Peroff gives a comparative discussion of energy investment environments and corporate foreign policy in Venezuela and Nigeria.
Tags: amsterdam, business, csr, gas, investing, nigeria, oil, robert, russia, venezuela
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Russian Naval Squadron visits Venezuela
Russian ships head to Venezuela
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Source: CCTV.com | 09-23-2008 09:03
A Russian naval squadron has left its North Fleet base for a joint exercise in Venezuela. It will be the biggest display of Russian military power in the Western Hemisphere since the Cold War.
A Russian navy spokesman said the nuclear-powered cruiser, Peter the Great, an anti-submarine ship and two support vessels will take part in joint rescue operations and anti-terrorism drills on the sea with the Venezuelan navy.
The Russian vessels will also carry out combat training tasks, including missile launches and artillery exercises, during the two-month cruise.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is also expected to pay a visit to Moscow later this week, during which he is expected to meet members of the Russian...
Tags: Russia, US, Venezurla
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Arms and energy to dominate Chavez' visit to Russia
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has arrived in Russia on an official three-day visit. He is due to meet officials for discussions on co-operation in the fuel and energy sectors and to sign a series of deals for new arms supplies.
Tags: Arms, businessmen, Chavez, Duma, energy, ExxonMobil, government, Parliament, policy, President, Putin, Washington
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Energy Investment in Venezuela and Nigeria (Part 4 of 4)
Lawyer Robert Amsterdam of Amsterdam & Peroff discusses the comparative aspects of energy investment in Venezuela and Nigeria, with a focus on state-owned companies and corporate foreign policy.
Tags: amsterdam, business, chavez, csr, energy, gas, investment, nigeria, oil, politics, putin, robert, russia, venezuela
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great kick to USA,Russia make a nuclear deal with Venezuela
please rate this video,Russia is ready to consider making an nuclear energy deal with Venezuela, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said at a meeting with President Hugo Chavez in Moscow. He says there is also space for co-operation in hi-tech, engineering and petro-chemistry fields.
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Money to money, oil to oil
Russia and Venezuela have discussed the possible creation of a joint bank and an oil and gas consortium between the two countries energy giants PDVSA and Gazprom. The statement came during the meeting of presidents Dmitry Medvedev and Hugo Chaves in Russias Orenburg.
Tags: bank, consortium, energy, gas, Gazprom, joint, oil, PDVSA, Russia, Venezuela
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Peak oil energy alternatives
My opinion on energy alternatives to peak oil. (sorry don't have time for a "deep" video at the moment). I've been busy with a few projects but hope to get back to making more frequent videos in a few months.
Keywords: peak oil conventional tar sands heavy oil venezuela canada russia opec saudi arabia natural gas ctl coal ngl nuclear solar wind thermal tidal conservation environment ethanol war decline starvation adapt gasoline
Tags: car, coal, conservation, ctl, drive, energy, ethanol, food, gas, gasoline, natural, ngl, nuclear, oil, opec, peak, solar, tar, war, wind
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Ivan Canas: Nuclear Venezuela an step that will safeguard Multi Polarity in the region. Please read the 'more info' section.
Putin: Nuclear energy deal possible with Venezuela
Russia is ready to consider making an nuclear energy deal with Venezuela, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said at a meeting with President Hugo Chavez in Moscow. He says there is also space for co-operation in hi-tech, engineering and petro-chemistry fields.
Tags: Analysis, Commentary, Commercial, Documentary, Grassroots, News, Outreach, Political
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Ivan Canas: As I predicted Russia will increase its relations with South America. Why? The US still expanding NATO to encircle Russia. Please read the more info section
27November, 2008
As I said in my other youtube comments Medvedevs visit to Caracas angers the US.
Please watch and read the more info section of the following video:
Saluting a friend or warning an adversary? As Russian warships ventured into the Caribbean for the first time in two decades, the cold breeze of Western criticism reached the Venezuelan tropics.
In Caracas, President Dmitry Medvedev has taken his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez on a tour of a Russian destroyer. Four ships from Russia are in the Caribbean for joint manoeuvres with the Venezuelan Navy. Dmitry Medvedev is in the Latin American country on the first ever visit by a Russian leader.
The talks between Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chavez are making headlines around the...
Tags: Analysis, Chavez, NATO, News, Political, Russia, Venezuela
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Energy Security Pt 1
With the cost of oil soaring, high gasoline prices have become a prominent issue in this year's presidential election in the United States. But the impact of rising energy prices affects far more than just domestic U.S. politics. The influence of oil- and gas-producing nations, such as Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela, is growing regionally and even globally as they become wealthier. And nations dependent on foreign-energy supplies to fuel rapid development, such as China, are devoting much of their diplomatic efforts to securing future sources of oil. How are rising energy prices affecting the world's economic balance of power? And what will the geopolitical fallout be of nations' efforts to gain energy security?
Tags: Energy, Fuel, Gas, Oil, Prices, Security
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MR BUSH, YOU ARE A DONKEY, A COWARD, AN ASSASIN, A GENOCIST
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has asked Russia to align itself with the Venezuela as protection from the United States.
The call came as Chavez met his Russian counterpart, Dmitry Medvedev on energy matters.
Russia and Venezuela have agreed to bilateral cooperation on energy, with Russia being allowed to explore new oil and gas territory in Venezuela's Orinoco basin.
Mr Chavez has said cooperation on oil projects will be essential to Venezuela's economy.
On military cooperation he said: 'We'll also keep working and making progress in military technology to equip Venezuela's defence to guarantee Venezuelan sovereignty, which is threatened by the empire of the United States.
Tags: ambo, bush, china, georgia, hitler, illuminati, irak, jew, jews, jfk, nato, oil, pipelines, russia, serbia, yugoslavia, zionist, zionists
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Energy Security Pt 2
With the cost of oil soaring, high gasoline prices have become a prominent issue in this year's presidential election in the United States. But the impact of rising energy prices affects far more than just domestic U.S. politics. The influence of oil- and gas-producing nations, such as Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Venezuela, is growing regionally and even globally as they become wealthier. And nations dependent on foreign-energy supplies to fuel rapid development, such as China, are devoting much of their diplomatic efforts to securing future sources of oil. How are rising energy prices affecting the world's economic balance of power? And what will the geopolitical fallout be of nations' efforts to gain energy security?
Tags: analysis, commentary, Energy, Fuel, Gas, Oil, Prices, Security
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Davos Open Forum 2007 - Managing Access to Oil
Managing Access to Oil: The Risk of the 21st Century
Access to and the increased need for oil and gas are hot topics in international relations, and sources of conflict and war. Whereas importing countries, such as the US and China, aim to ensure long-term access to this non-renewable source of energy, exporting countries, such as Venezuela or Russia, use their privileged access to oil as an instrument to promote their political interests.
1) Will this need lead to further conflicts in view of the military strengths of such importing countries as China and India? Are power and strength moving towards Asia?
2) Considering its wealth in primary energy sources, how will Russia position itself in times of oil and gas shortages?
3) How is the foreign policy of other countries, in Western...
Tags: 2007, Ajay, Davos, de, Doucet, Dua, Economic, Forum, Mathews, Nguiffo, Open, Rahr, Roger, Weck, WEF, Weltwirtschaftsforum, World, Zumach
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The perspective this writer displays is incredible. It is almost impossible to come to grips with the bald faced hypocracy displayed in this paragraph….read this slowly..it is a direct quote that could in another context be applied to the US and Great Britain.
Quote: “Both governments have mounted sustained attacks on the rule of law in an effort to exert control over energy resources, excessively strengthen the state, and expand geopolitical clout”…
This writer is talking about Russia and Venezuela..the owners of those energy resources in question. The damned owners for God’s sake. They have a right to exert control over those resources…after all they own them.
It is the US and Great Britain that have flouted the rule of law in invading and conquering another country on trumped up LIES to gain control of its energy resources. It is the US and Great Britain that seek to expand their “geopolitical clout”.
The countries of Russia and Venezuela have every right to do what ever the hell they want with their oil and gas. The United States would not let any other country try to tell it what to do with all its coal.
It is way past time for the United States to face one unalterable fact….other countries have a right to do what is in their own best interests with their own property independent of the wishes of some corrupt American administration such as we have now.