CARACAS, VENEZUELA (By Editores LatinPetroleum, Piero Stewart, 15.Jun.2018, Words: 43) – A brief look at Lake Maracaibo’s descent into chaos. The Maracaibo basin has produced over 43 billion barrels of petroleum, and close to 19 billion barrels of proven reserves still remain.
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