Russia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela Decide Not To Cut Oil Production – 26 November 2014

Delegations from Russia, Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Venezuela have met for the first time in such a format for talks in Vienna to discuss rapidly dropping oil prices. The group agreed to monitor prices for a year

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The energy ministers have not agreed upon cutting oil production, as such agreements can only be reached during OPEC meetings, the Venezuelan Foreign Minister Rafael Ramirez said following the talks held at the Park Hyatt in Vienna on Tuesday.

He added that the group also believes the current oil prices are too low, and named a fair price at $100 per barrel.

Russia’s Energy Minister Aleksandr Novak and Igor Sechin, the head of state oil company Rosneft, attended the meeting.

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James Corbett – The Corbett Report – Interview 802 – James Corbett on the Snowden Saga, Fukushima, Saudi Arabia – 10 January 2014

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James Corbett joins Jack Blood of DeadlineLive.info on the newly relaunched Jack Blood Show to discuss the NSA/Greenwald/Omidyar saga, Fukushima fearmongering and the potential for the fall of the House of Saud. The Jack Blood Show airs on The Micro Effect weekdays from 4:00 to 6:00 PM Eastern.

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