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Venezuela's Maduro Jeered, Dozens Detained, Activists Say

The display of anger followed a vast march in Caracas on Thursday that opposition leaders say has emboldened President Maduro’s foes after 17 years of socialist rule.
By Andrew Cawthorne, Reuters

Top Russian Oil Executive Predicts End Of OPEC

Igor Sechin is one of President Vladimir Putin's closest allies.
By Vladimir Soldatkin, Reuters

This Is Why Oil Companies Should Stop Looking For Oil

There’s no need for expensive oil exploration, a new report says.
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This Could Explain One Of The Biggest Mysteries Of Cheap Oil

Why does Saudi Arabia keep pumping oil when prices are at a historic low?
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Iran Says It Will Resist Oil Output Limits As Part Of Global Pact

Sanctions on Iran were lifted last month, allowing Tehran to start selling oil to the world again.
By Parisa Hafezi and Rania El Gamal, Reuters

The Geopolitics of Cheap Oil

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Oil Prices Have Hit An 11-Year Low, And That's Exactly What Saudi Arabia Wants

Where do things go from here? Nobody really knows.
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The Price of Oil: Saudi Hypocrisy, Our Gullibility

One is compelled to pull out that old chestnut, "There he goes again." The personage of a Saudi oil spokesman entertaining us to one of his seminal dissertations, expounding on Saudi Arabia's concerns for the well being of all mankind.
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