PDVSA Workers Too Hungry To Pump Oil

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PDVSA has been on the brink for a while, but new reports show not only a mass exodus of workers who intend to resign after inflation made their paychecks almost worthless, but also a hoard of workers who have fainted or passed out on the job (seems like a horrible accident waiting to happen) because they are literally starving. Without pumping oil, there will be even less revenue coming in. What will be the final straw here? 

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any sources?

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http://www.worldoil.com/news/2018/2/22/too-hungry-to-pump-oil-pdvsa-crews-skip-work-to-hunt-for-food

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https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-22/pdvsa-to-staff-unfollow-non-official-accounts-or-risk-dismissal

and now PDVSA is telling it's workers to unfollow on social media... well, anyone who isn't authorized by PDVSA, lest they be fired. What with PDVSA workers resigning in droves so extensive that it has stopped accepting resignations (which would prohibit them from getting their pension if they leave without an accepted resignation), I'd be surprised if PDVSA could afford to sack anyone.

It's just such an ugly downward spiral.