Exxon Wins Asset Freeze In Fight With Venezuela - WSJ.com
I am surprised that the court order has reach beyond the U.S. Could this be the beginning to a "trade war" with the U.S? Let's see how Chavez reacts.
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I am surprised that the court order has reach beyond the U.S. Could this be the beginning to a "trade war" with the U.S? Let's see how Chavez reacts.
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