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Valero Energy Corporation a leading independent petroleum refining and marketing company based in Texas has imported crude oil from Venezuela for the first time in four years. As the 2nd largest fuel producer in the US Valero received 241,000 barrels of crude oil from Chevron which holds the exclusive authorization to extract and export the oil.
Alirio Torrealba is a Venezuelan businessman who has become the leading developer of homes in Coral Gables. He started in the business world at the age of 19, selling and buying used cars in Venezuela.
More than seven million Venezuelans have left their country in the last eight years to escape the economic, political and social crisis. The vast majority of them, six million, have settled in other countries in the Latin American region, which for years have invested part of their budgets in welcoming the new arrivals.
Venezuela's banks are now authorized to grant loans in bolivars based on 30% of foreign currency deposits. This allows Venezuelans to access credit despite the country's currency crisis and access much-needed funds to help them rebuild their lives.
Opening a bank account is the essential first step for migrants in the United States. Banks provide essential services like storing money, transferring funds and providing access to credit. It’s a secure way to keep track of your finances and protect yourself from fraud. Plus, it's the first step towards financial independence and stability.