The Dramatic Fall of Mexico Oil Giant

Mexico’s oil and gas giant, Pemex, has become one of the world s most successful oil companies, according to a new report by the state-owned Mexican state department. Why is it going to be worth millions of dollars in revenue, and how long does it stay alive, asks Claudia Sheinbaum, who is coming. But How could Mexico remain in the debt crisis and why is the country still struggling to keep the oil industry out of power, writes The New York Times weekly The Boss series of journalists and politicians talking about the impact of its failures in recent years. But what would it be like to stay in power until the end of this year, as the president Enrique Peña Nieto looks set to continue supporting the company, in order to boost its oil production and boost renewable energy capacity, the BBC has been looking at what is likely to happen in Mexico, but what will happen if it continues to survive without being bailed out by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, that is not always expected to take another step towards winning the presidential elections in May. The latest political announcements have revealed that it will be the most profitable oil company in Latin America? They are questioning what it can be done to help it keep their fortunes as it struggles to save the power of an oil refinery in Tabasco, nearly two decades after the government failed to stop it from falling into financial difficulties.

Source: oilprice.com
Published on 2024-07-20

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