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Venezuela Wants Its Oil Talent Back. Many Refuse to Return.

Venezuela's oil industry is reopening to foreign majors, but the engineers it needs fled years ago, and luring that talent home is the hardest task.

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riotimesonline.comStai leggendo3 g fa

Venezuela Wants Its Oil Talent Back. Many Refuse to Return.

Chevron, BP and Shell got US licenses to return to Venezuela in 2026, but skilled engineers who fled won't come back. Talent—not capital—is the bottleneck; recovery depends on persuading diaspora engineers, reshaping global oil flows.

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elpais.com4 g fa

Venezuela busca el talento que expulsó

Venezuela expulsó 9M trabajadores incluyendo técnicos de petróleo/minería; ahora que reabre estos sectores, el 65% de empresas tiene contacto con expatriados que quieren regresar. Sin embargo, 25 años de fuga de cerebros requiere estabilidad institucional, no solo inversión de capital.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. lunedì 15 giugno 2026·elpais.com

    Venezuela busca el talento que expulsó

    La reactivación petrolera y minera choca con una generación de técnicos que emigró y no tiene aún razones claras para volver

  2. lunedì 15 giugno 2026·riotimesonline.com

    Venezuela Wants Its Oil Talent Back. Many Refuse to Return.

    Venezuela's oil industry is reopening to foreign majors, but the engineers it needs fled years ago, and luring that talent home is the hardest task.