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The creation of the Pact for Mexico caused great impact because, for the first time, a presidential proposal was made to group the three parties that have been historically opponents: the PRI, PAN and PRD. The pact created high expectations, regarding the progress that could be achieved if the three main parties [...]
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Since the new Energy Reform has been set on the table as a priority of Peña Nieto’s presidential term, Pemex’s restructure discussion is part of every debate. There are as many opinions about what has to be done, as there are people talking about it. However, there are two general views. The first one is [...]
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75 years ago, when President Cardenas announced his intentions regarding oil expropriation, a big nationalist wave overcame the Mexican population; earning him and his government strong support. On March 18, 1938, the oil expropriation was decreed; the government seized the resources from 17 foreign companies. With this, a process of capacitation and training of technicians [...]
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“We did not come to work, we came to transform”
Mexican President. Enrique Peña Nieto.-
When a new government begins, the first 100 days become key for the presidential term because it determines the actions, strategies, and goals to achieve in the coming six years. This week President Peña Nieto has reached [...]
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“Mexico’s economic growth and social development will require from the assistance of a well-equipped energy sector, capable of overtaking the forthcoming challenges and able to provide a wide supply of needed products and services to sufficiently tend for the national demands. All of this while maintaining satisfactory enough performance levels to reflect the implementation of [...]
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“The purpose of an energy bill is to have more energy at lower prices and cleaner energy. You can see what is happening in the US with the shale gas revolution, and the reduction in the use of coal and fuel oil: electricity prices have come down. I think that sets the precedent [...]
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