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This week, Pemex announced that thanks to its 170 producing wells, Ku-Maloob-Zaap is for the third year the NOC’s best producing field, with an average daily production of 865,000 b/d and 349 Mcf of gas in December, a record breaking month for the field in terms of production. However, Pemex might not be quite as [...]
Continue Reading →Now that Enrique Peña Nieto has been confirmed as the next Mexican President elect, it seems like a good moment to revisit the question of energy reform, based on conversations conducted with key players in the oil and gas industry over the last few weeks, and see what this means for the upstream sector in [...]
Continue Reading →Some things about Mexico’s 2012 presidential election are strangely reminiscent of the same time back in 2006: an intensive questioning of the transparency of the electoral process and a familiar chant: “Vote by vote, voting booth by voting booth!”
On Sunday, exit polls and preliminary results from the Federal Electoral Institute positioned Enrique Peña Nieto [...]
Continue Reading →A pesar de que los resultados de las elecciones presidenciales todavía no son oficiales, diferentes plataformas noticieras alrededor del mundo están anunciando la anticipada victoria de Enrique Peña Nieto trás los resultados parciales del domingo.
Desde Estados Unidos, The New York Times reportó el hecho de que parece ser probable que el PRI regrese al [...]
Continue Reading →Although the result of the 2012 Mexican presidential elections is not yet official, news outlets around the world are announcing the expected victory of Enrique Peña Nieto following initial vote tallies from Sunday night.
From the US, the New York Times reported the fact that the PRI seem likely to come back to power [...]
Continue Reading →The elections have come and gone and the outcome is as predicted. Although the official electoral results are not announced until Wednesday July 4th by the Federal Electoral Institute, both the preliminary results and most exit polls point to Enrique Peña Nieto as the new President of Mexico. If this is the case, the [...]
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