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By: WINSTON Estremadoiro
The key to much nonsense is that the sponsor Chávez has taken advantage of a naive Bolivian godson, to torpedo the hydrocarbon sector and fill the resulting vacuum. Is a savior of the country soon to send us troops
Beware idols with feet of clay, says the biblical injunction, because they lack solid foundation and a fall in a downpour. The government of Evo Morales propelled its rise and its current popularity rests on two: the stance against corruption and to nationalize the hydrocarbons.
has become clear that the first is false deity. Members who sell visas to Chinese ghosts and the hype to suspend an abuse of influence to their advantage (no party), naked to the current government, like many before it, sniffed the Marmaja that gives the situation of abuse of political power. We tested the attack against the CNS, rat's nest that took several years to institutionalize the director appointing on merit. Today its name change stirs aromas of rot that reveal the same chola Eng Buzzard before Bakovic, but with a different skirt. The
confirms infection to unveil the Superintendency of Hydrocarbons in YPFB, a puchichiinfecto Evo Morales and his capos which openly sought it was a simple teenager gorse. The government showed that the strand of YPFB will again abuse dairy cow turn, cutting the heads of those who sajaron the pustule and pulled to get out the pus. Above, degrades the institution that oversees the proper functioning of the sector to be a salute to the flag. Such conduct crooked
will point to the second idol with feet of clay of government: the nationalization of hydrocarbons. Both culipandear nauseous nationalize the charade. Even some privatization of praise yesterday, unable to justify positions that are in the past argued that hard. I do not run, but perhaps make the defense minister once the extolled, that yesterday I was seduced by the cunning of gringo president to capitalize on the inefficient state enterprises, until the whiff of corruption in the fine print of the process became unbearable.
But neither is warranted capitalization go to nationalization smelly trout, and perhaps also rotten. Vaunted move there except to make a mockery of the nation's legal system, which is the vector of the disease that has the country in virtual quarantine: legal uncertainty. The Constitutional Court, the highest court of appeal until a constituent assembly without brake for two-thirds vote Amautas invent the Council ratifies something undeniable: that a country is held in a frame legal. In this respect there is the 3058 Hydrocarbons Law and the politician decree "nationalizing." It is incongruous duo, even noting that the capitalization contracts were not endorsed by Congress.
Moreover, Bolivia is no exception in a world ordered by agreements and bilateral and multilateral agreements have the force of law. The "nationalization decree" may have yielded to the president a politician show of military takeover of oil properties, to resent the expense of friendly countries. Its validity depends on the bilateral and multilateral agreements with Brazil, Spain, France and the United States, whose oil companies are covered by such agreements.
These are not times to send gunboats to lay siege to ports to force compliance, except that Bolivia is Mediterranean. Or international arbitration achieve what could be obtained of good ways to improve the terms of contracts with oil companies and boost their investment throughout the supply chain associated with YPFB. Is clear that the achievements of nationalization politicians are nothing compared to that litigation will lose money, because litigation is not free; time because they are long postponed sector development, and motivation, because they raffled the image of legal certainty that encourages foreign investment, technology and capital that Bolivia needs. Have stalled investment in the sector and more than 30 energy companies that have ceased operations in the country. What costume will the country if the arbitration determines that the investments pay more damages?
Will those who now govern levudos are so as not to perceive these effects? No sir. The crux of nationalization is put on a platter the oil and gas reserves of Bolivia to Venezuela's godfather. Hugo Chavez was the benevolent godfather gave millions of free availability, to be elected Bolivia's godson and played the austere that cuts wages for building schools, bringing doctors and teachers Cubans eye to heal and teach the alphabet in rhymes Castro. However, Hugo Chavez will be hard pattern of Bolivia where President Morales Chávez imitates the script to remain in power, but that will depend on the millions of Venezuelan oil to put on airs and survive. Because of improving the country's economy, so far nothing.
Bolivia's gas reserves are the guarantee of payment. Allow the Venezuelan dictator global geopolitics play with their oil, and our gas too. Did not adhere to the stupid gas pipeline that will carry Venezuelan natural markets of Bolivia? It is doubly silly to alienate harassment Brazil's Petrobras and the English Repsol, while Venezuela opens its doors to investments that are migrating to that country. Triple zoncera Not that the development of Bolivia's energy reserves become the caboose of an inefficient PDVSA?
folly The key is that both the sponsor Chávez has taken advantage of a naive Bolivian godson, to torpedo the hydrocarbon sector and fill the resulting vacuum. Is a savior of the country soon to send us troops.
By: WINSTON Estremadoiro
The key to much nonsense is that the sponsor Chávez has taken advantage of a naive Bolivian godson, to torpedo the hydrocarbon sector and fill the resulting vacuum. Is a savior of the country soon to send us troops
Beware idols with feet of clay, says the biblical injunction, because they lack solid foundation and a fall in a downpour. The government of Evo Morales propelled its rise and its current popularity rests on two: the stance against corruption and to nationalize the hydrocarbons.
has become clear that the first is false deity. Members who sell visas to Chinese ghosts and the hype to suspend an abuse of influence to their advantage (no party), naked to the current government, like many before it, sniffed the Marmaja that gives the situation of abuse of political power. We tested the attack against the CNS, rat's nest that took several years to institutionalize the director appointing on merit. Today its name change stirs aromas of rot that reveal the same chola Eng Buzzard before Bakovic, but with a different skirt. The
confirms infection to unveil the Superintendency of Hydrocarbons in YPFB, a puchichiinfecto Evo Morales and his capos which openly sought it was a simple teenager gorse. The government showed that the strand of YPFB will again abuse dairy cow turn, cutting the heads of those who sajaron the pustule and pulled to get out the pus. Above, degrades the institution that oversees the proper functioning of the sector to be a salute to the flag. Such conduct crooked
will point to the second idol with feet of clay of government: the nationalization of hydrocarbons. Both culipandear nauseous nationalize the charade. Even some privatization of praise yesterday, unable to justify positions that are in the past argued that hard. I do not run, but perhaps make the defense minister once the extolled, that yesterday I was seduced by the cunning of gringo president to capitalize on the inefficient state enterprises, until the whiff of corruption in the fine print of the process became unbearable.
But neither is warranted capitalization go to nationalization smelly trout, and perhaps also rotten. Vaunted move there except to make a mockery of the nation's legal system, which is the vector of the disease that has the country in virtual quarantine: legal uncertainty. The Constitutional Court, the highest court of appeal until a constituent assembly without brake for two-thirds vote Amautas invent the Council ratifies something undeniable: that a country is held in a frame legal. In this respect there is the 3058 Hydrocarbons Law and the politician decree "nationalizing." It is incongruous duo, even noting that the capitalization contracts were not endorsed by Congress.
Moreover, Bolivia is no exception in a world ordered by agreements and bilateral and multilateral agreements have the force of law. The "nationalization decree" may have yielded to the president a politician show of military takeover of oil properties, to resent the expense of friendly countries. Its validity depends on the bilateral and multilateral agreements with Brazil, Spain, France and the United States, whose oil companies are covered by such agreements.
These are not times to send gunboats to lay siege to ports to force compliance, except that Bolivia is Mediterranean. Or international arbitration achieve what could be obtained of good ways to improve the terms of contracts with oil companies and boost their investment throughout the supply chain associated with YPFB. Is clear that the achievements of nationalization politicians are nothing compared to that litigation will lose money, because litigation is not free; time because they are long postponed sector development, and motivation, because they raffled the image of legal certainty that encourages foreign investment, technology and capital that Bolivia needs. Have stalled investment in the sector and more than 30 energy companies that have ceased operations in the country. What costume will the country if the arbitration determines that the investments pay more damages?
Will those who now govern levudos are so as not to perceive these effects? No sir. The crux of nationalization is put on a platter the oil and gas reserves of Bolivia to Venezuela's godfather. Hugo Chavez was the benevolent godfather gave millions of free availability, to be elected Bolivia's godson and played the austere that cuts wages for building schools, bringing doctors and teachers Cubans eye to heal and teach the alphabet in rhymes Castro. However, Hugo Chavez will be hard pattern of Bolivia where President Morales Chávez imitates the script to remain in power, but that will depend on the millions of Venezuelan oil to put on airs and survive. Because of improving the country's economy, so far nothing.
Bolivia's gas reserves are the guarantee of payment. Allow the Venezuelan dictator global geopolitics play with their oil, and our gas too. Did not adhere to the stupid gas pipeline that will carry Venezuelan natural markets of Bolivia? It is doubly silly to alienate harassment Brazil's Petrobras and the English Repsol, while Venezuela opens its doors to investments that are migrating to that country. Triple zoncera Not that the development of Bolivia's energy reserves become the caboose of an inefficient PDVSA?
folly The key is that both the sponsor Chávez has taken advantage of a naive Bolivian godson, to torpedo the hydrocarbon sector and fill the resulting vacuum. Is a savior of the country soon to send us troops.
