Chevron (CVX) and its joint ventures in Venezuela are now in a tense situation as potential dangers accumulate as it operates in an authoritarian state in Washington’s crosshairs, Collin Eaton and Kejal Vyas of The Wall Street Journal reports. “Our top priority is the safety of our personnel, the communities in which we operate, the environment and the integrity of our joint-venture assets,” a Chevron spokesman said, according to the Journal.
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