This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareCARACAS, Venezuela — The sun had risen over the Caribbean Sea when Frank González spotted "the stain" — an oil slick on the water that stretched for miles.“The sea looked like butter, because of the thickness of the water,” said González, a fisherman who saw the spill this month while working off the coast of Venezuela’s Falcón state. “It was painful to see.”Venezuela’s once powerful oil industry is , with years of mismanagement, corruption, falling prices and a U.S. embargo imposed last year bringing aging infrastructure...…This article was published more than 2 years agoCommentGift ShareCARACAS, Venezuela — The sun had risen over the Caribbean Sea when Frank González spotted "the stain" — an oil slick on the water that stretched for miles.“The sea looked like butter, because of the thickness of the water,” said González, a fisherman who saw the spill this month while working off the coast of Venezuela’s Falcón state. “It was painful to see.”Venezuela’s once powerful oil industry is , with years of mismanagement, corruption, falling prices and a U.S. embargo imposed last year bringing aging infrastructure...WW…