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<abstract>Venezuela is the world&apos;s eighth-largest oil exporter and among
the top 10 countries in total proven oil reserves. Venezuela also
supplies about 11 percent of current U.S. imports of crude oil	 
and petroleum products and wholly owns five refineries in the	 
U.S. Consequently, Venezuela is a key player in the future energy
security of the United States and the world. The current global  
oil market is tight and may be more susceptible to short-term	 
supply disruptions and higher and more volatile prices. Recently,
tension between Venezuela and the United States has caused	 
concern about the stability of Venezuelan oil supplies. On	 
several occasions, Venezuela&apos;s President has threatened to stop  
exporting oil to the U.S. or to close Venezuela&apos;s U.S.-based	 
refineries. In this context, GAO analyzed: (1) how Venezuela&apos;s	 
crude oil production and exports of crude oil to the U.S. has	 
changed in recent years, (2) the potential impacts of a reduction
in Venezuelan oil exports to the U.S., and (3) the status of U.S.
government programs and activities to ensure a reliable supply of
oil from Venezuela. Commenting on a draft of the report, the	 
State and Commerce Departments generally agreed with the report, 
but DOE contended that the report presents an &quot;alarmist view&quot; of 
U.S. energy security. We disagree and believe the report presents
a contextually balanced treatment of the issue.</abstract>
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