Venezuelan citizens will soon have to book appointments to buy subsidized fuel rations for their vehicles, Oil Minister Pedro Tellechea announced.
Tellechea explained to reporters that Venezuelans will have to make their appointments to receive cheap fuel through a yet-to-be-launched mobile phone application that the socialist regime is planning to release “over the next days” in an effort to shorten the massive fuel lines common throughout the South American nation in recent years. The oil minister made the announcement during the launch of a pilot “fast-payment” Chinese-made oil dispenser in Caracas.
“[For] the person who has the subsidy, which we have already channeled and studied, in the coming days, we will create an application for people to have the possibility of this,” Tellechea said.
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