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In this Feb. 18, 2015 photo, storage tanks stand in a PDVSA state-run oil company crude oil complex near El Tigre, a town located within Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez oil belt, formally known as the Orinoco Belt. U.S. petroleum exports to Venezuela, much of it fuel additives to dilute the countrys heavy crude, have grown 12-fold in the past decade as domestic refineries go unmaintained. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano)
Horacio Medina, experto venezolano en temas de hidrocarburos y exmiembro de PDVSA, habla con Roberto Rodríguez Tejera, María Fernanda Silva y Juan Camilo Gómez de la crisis en Venezuela y el apagón constante en el que viven en Maracaibo, estado Zulia, al occidente de este país sudamericano. Escuche a Medina:
