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## [alpha] Insight - VZ02 - more on state of affairs at PDVSA and the Faja

Released on 2012-08-10 21:00 GMT

Email-ID | 81060
Date | 2011-06-25 21:48:54
From | hooper@stratfor.com
To | alpha@stratfor.com
List-Name | alpha@stratfor.com

Don't have the header on me, but this is a follow up to something I sent
earlier this week.
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The deals with ENI and CNOOC involve very long term project work, which is
likely to take many years to produce oil (say seven).
By the time this oil comes on stream, it'll only serve to replace
production which is being lost due to depletion of current developed
areas. I'm in Guatemala, and I had a discussion about this with other
consultants I'm working with, and you should have heard the fight, there
are lots of opinions about this. But I do think I know a lot more about
the Faja than most people, and I'm betting on production continuing to
fall.
The one guy I know who is willing to talk is on vacation, and this has to
be done carefully, everybody there seems to be convinced the phones are
tapped, and email is being read.
The way I take PDVSA's pulse is to see how much they pay people, and
whether they do something serious to get people to want to work for them.
Thus far, I don't see much movement. This is just a bunch of tropical Pol
Pots and Kim Jong Ils trying to run a country. Pure garbagemen. Ramirez is
in way over his head - I never thought he was worth much, and he's proving
it, sitting on giant oil fields, oil at $100 a barrel, and he cant get the
oil out - and he's also running out of gas, by the way. Check the gas
story and you'll see they are in deep doodoo. Ramirez spends too much
time sucking up to Chavez and having hissy spits against the middle class.
Orlando Chacin is the only guy who can do something out of that bunch, and
he's not likely to get Ramirez' job.
Regards
Sent from my iPhone