quevedo in A Sentence

Quevedo 's National Guard.

The National Guard Quevedo.

Leonar do Torres- Quevedo.

Quevedo in January will assume OPEC's rotating presidency for one year.

He succeeds Fernando Quevedo, who has led the centre since 2009.

Quevedo has been creating new partnerships that are meant to shore up PDVSA.

He will succeed Fernando Quevedo, who has led the centre since 2009.

Over the past year, though, Quevedo has failed to reverse the slide.

Over the past year Quevedo has failed to reverse the slide in production.

Quevedo said he would need little time to get a handle on the oil businesses.

Quevedo is also fighting to retain control of a company increasingly riven by turf wars.

Past executives joke that Quevedo knew what he was doing when he prayed for help.

We can't give up,” said Tabata, the union leader who watched Quevedo's truck drive by that day.

Venezuela has sent its oil minister, Manuel Quevedo, to India to convince refiners to double their oil purchases.

Quevedo, who holds the title of oil minister as well as president of PDVSA, didn't respond to requests for comment for this story.

In 2014, back in a command role with the National Guard, Quevedo led a unit that clashed with demonstrators during protests that shook Venezuela for four months.

Chauffeured around in a sleek black pick-up, the head of Venezuela's oil industry, Major General Manuel Quevedo, last month toured a joint venture with US major Chevron.

Quevedo's Twitter profile often features a photo of the general, a stocky and balding man with heavy eyebrows, reviewing paperwork with the president or smiling happily alongside him.

But at an industry event in Vienna last June, Quevedo told journalists PDVSA is aware of its challenges and hoped within months to make up for plummeting output.

Although Quevedo has tasked the soldiers to help spot graft, some of the low-paid recruits ask for bribes themselves, shippers said, for signing off on paperwork or completing inspections.

A stiff official who rose through the National Guard, Quevedo fired many long-term employees upon arrival and urged remaining ones to denounce any of their colleagues who oppose Maduro.

Quevedo- a little known former housing minister who replaced two executives jailed for alleged graft- has further poisoned the atmosphere, according to the two dozen sources who spoke with Reuters.

Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company towards ruin.

Last July 6, Major General Manuel Quevedo joined his wife, a Catholic priest and a gathering of oil workers in prayer in a conference room at the headquarters of Petroleos de Venezuela SA, or PDVSA.

Operational problems under Quevedo, however, have caused production to drop 20 percent to 1.46 million barrels per day, according to the latest figures Caracas reported to OPEC, the oil cartel, of which it is a member.

Aside from beseeching heaven, Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company toward ruin.

Aside from beseeching heaven, Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company towards ruin.

In a public address during"Powerhouse Venezuela 2018," a government conference meant to showcase business potential, the president ordered Quevedo to boost oil output by a whopping 1 million barrels per day- roughly a 50 percent increase at the time.

Venezuelan Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo, who is in New Delhi to attend the Petrotech 2019 trade event, told reporters there on Monday that his country wanted to double the current oil exports of 340,000 barrels per day to India.

Quevedo's actions since have raised even more doubts that he and the other military brass now running the company have a viable plan to rescue it from crushing debt, an exodus of workers and withering production now at its lowest in almost seven decades.

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quevedo in A Sentence

Quevedo 's National Guard.

The National Guard Quevedo.

Leonar do Torres- Quevedo.

Quevedo in January will assume OPEC's rotating presidency for one year.

He succeeds Fernando Quevedo, who has led the centre since 2009.

Quevedo has been creating new partnerships that are meant to shore up PDVSA.

He will succeed Fernando Quevedo, who has led the centre since 2009.

Over the past year, though, Quevedo has failed to reverse the slide.

Over the past year Quevedo has failed to reverse the slide in production.

Quevedo said he would need little time to get a handle on the oil businesses.

Quevedo is also fighting to retain control of a company increasingly riven by turf wars.

Past executives joke that Quevedo knew what he was doing when he prayed for help.

We can't give up,” said Tabata, the union leader who watched Quevedo's truck drive by that day.

Venezuela has sent its oil minister, Manuel Quevedo, to India to convince refiners to double their oil purchases.

Quevedo, who holds the title of oil minister as well as president of PDVSA, didn't respond to requests for comment for this story.

In 2014, back in a command role with the National Guard, Quevedo led a unit that clashed with demonstrators during protests that shook Venezuela for four months.

Chauffeured around in a sleek black pick-up, the head of Venezuela's oil industry, Major General Manuel Quevedo, last month toured a joint venture with US major Chevron.

Quevedo's Twitter profile often features a photo of the general, a stocky and balding man with heavy eyebrows, reviewing paperwork with the president or smiling happily alongside him.

But at an industry event in Vienna last June, Quevedo told journalists PDVSA is aware of its challenges and hoped within months to make up for plummeting output.

Although Quevedo has tasked the soldiers to help spot graft, some of the low-paid recruits ask for bribes themselves, shippers said, for signing off on paperwork or completing inspections.

A stiff official who rose through the National Guard, Quevedo fired many long-term employees upon arrival and urged remaining ones to denounce any of their colleagues who oppose Maduro.

Quevedo- a little known former housing minister who replaced two executives jailed for alleged graft- has further poisoned the atmosphere, according to the two dozen sources who spoke with Reuters.

Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company towards ruin.

Last July 6, Major General Manuel Quevedo joined his wife, a Catholic priest and a gathering of oil workers in prayer in a conference room at the headquarters of Petroleos de Venezuela SA, or PDVSA.

Operational problems under Quevedo, however, have caused production to drop 20 percent to 1.46 million barrels per day, according to the latest figures Caracas reported to OPEC, the oil cartel, of which it is a member.

Aside from beseeching heaven, Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company toward ruin.

Aside from beseeching heaven, Quevedo in recent months has enacted a series of controversial measures that oil industry experts, PDVSA employees and contractors, and even everyday citizens say are pushing the once-profitable and respected company towards ruin.

In a public address during"Powerhouse Venezuela 2018," a government conference meant to showcase business potential, the president ordered Quevedo to boost oil output by a whopping 1 million barrels per day- roughly a 50 percent increase at the time.

Venezuelan Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo, who is in New Delhi to attend the Petrotech 2019 trade event, told reporters there on Monday that his country wanted to double the current oil exports of 340,000 barrels per day to India.

Quevedo's actions since have raised even more doubts that he and the other military brass now running the company have a viable plan to rescue it from crushing debt, an exodus of workers and withering production now at its lowest in almost seven decades.

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