Mar 11, 2013
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - BARBADOS IS MISSING out on housing, environmental and agricultural benefits by not signing on to the Petrocaribe oil agreement. So says Venezuela’s Ambassador to Barbados Jose Gomez Febres, who wants to see Barbados join the list of 17 Caribbean states which have signed the deal with Venezuela to purchase oil at preferential prices. “There are benefits for this country and I hope that soon Barbados will sign up. I am sure that the leaders of both political parties feel Barbados should enter the agreement,” the diplomat said following a special tribute by the Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration in honour of late Venezuela President Hugo Chavez by Bussa’s Statue.
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