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December 31, 2018 [Curaçao Chronicle] - The Venezuelan state-owned PDVSA hopes to retain access to Bullen Bay terminal after its lease expires in December 2019, but the Isla refinery at Schottegat has lost strategic value for the company. This is according to sources within the Venezuelan company.


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