The president of the Board of Directors of the Dominican Petroleum Refinery PDV (REFIDOMSA), Felix Jimenez, denied that the Dominican Republic owes a debt to the government of Nicolás.
Jiménez made it clear that the Dominican Republic did not have to be just a penny in Venezuela for the supply of oil or derivative products, but also for the latest statements by Jorge Rodríguez.
The Dominican official also denied that there is an action plan for the revenge of 49% of the shares of the refinery, establishing that there will be no dividend payment, until the situation of that nation is defined.
Reflecting the situation that the South American country is going through, REFIDOMSA finds serious drawbacks in the normal development of commercial actions due to the applications applied by countries such as the United States and the European Union.
For his part, the Minister of Foreign Affairs also confirmed Rodriguez’s statements and confirmed that in 2015 the commitments with Petrocaribe were settled.
Meanwhile the Dominican Presidential Candidate Víctor -Ito- Bisonó, backed by the decision of the REFIDOMSA board, for the legend of the political situation in Venezuela, because he alleges that the Dominican government has been recognized by Juan Guaidó as Acting President of Venezuela and his appointed Ambassador Eusebio Carlino, for which he reiterated “you can not deliver the funds to a government in which we as the Dominican Republic do not recognize”.
The political leader once again expressed his solidarity with the people of Venezuela and their struggle for the restoration of democracy.
