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Tag Archives: China
July 6, 2012
Call it a tale of two itineraries. This week, Cuba’s president Raúl Castro embarked on a tour of Asia that has brought him to China and soon to Vietnam. The Miami Herald suspects something is afoot (a mystery stopover) because a trip that normally takes one day consumed two travel days… read more »
April 23, 2012
CNPC,PDVSA to start building joint refinery in late April
Reuters- State-run China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) and Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) will start building their mega joint refinery on China’s southern coast later this month, a move would pave the way for more Venezuelan oil to flow to the world’s second-largest oil user. CNPC, which operates key businesses… read more »
February 20, 2012
Cuban VP Marino Murillo meets with Chinese Vice Premier
RHC-The Vice President of the Council of Ministers of Cuba, Marino Murillo met with Chinese Vice Premier Hui Liangyu, as part of his working visit to China. During the meeting in Beijing, the Chinese official expressed his government willingness to work with Cuba towards the strengthening of bilateral ties and… read more »
August 26, 2011
Chinese-built oil rig setting sail for Cuban waters
Jeff Franks, Reuters, Havana - A new, Chinese-built drilling rig was expected to depart Singapore on Friday or later this weekend on its way to Cuba where it will be used to usher in a new era in offshore oil exploration for the communist-led island. The Scarabeo 9, owned by Italian… read more »
August 26, 2011
Chinese-built oil rig setting sail for Cuban waters
Jeff Franks, Reuters, Havana – A new, Chinese-built drilling rig was expected to depart Singapore on Friday or later this weekend on its way to Cuba where it will be used to usher in a new era in offshore oil exploration for the communist-led island. The Scarabeo 9, owned by… read more »
March 8, 2011
Venezuela and China form joint food company
Mérida, Venezuelanalysis.com – As part of government initiatives to help increase food production and decrease prices, Venezuelan Minister for Agriculture and Land, Juan Loyo, and the president of the Chinese Heilongjiang Beidahuang State Farm Business Trade Group LTD, Quian Biamo, signed an agreement to form a joint venture food company… read more »
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