Add to ORKGIn what President Felipe Calderóns administration is calling a historic move, the state-run oil company PEMEX awarded its first-ever contracts to foreign and Mexican private companies to conduct oil exploration and extraction activities in the Carrizo, Magallanes, and Santuario fields in Tabasco state. The move to bring in private investors to primary activities was made possible by reforms the Congress approved in 2008 to overhaul PEMEX. But critics are suggesting that the contracts go beyond what is allowed under the 2008 changes and therefore violate the Mexican Constitution.\u2
The Mexican Congress will consider two very important and potentially conflicting factors when takin...
Mexico—the sixth biggest oil producing nation in the world and one of the three main oil exporters t...
Mexico may not be a major player on the global oil-export market for much longer because of dwindlin...
President Felipe Calderon's administration and the opposition parties have different ways of observi...
A fundamental question concerning the upstream business model that is incorporated into the 2014 Ene...
It\u27s not uncommon to see the state-run oil company PEMEX at the center of controversies regarding...
In what many consider a historic step toward changing Mexico\u27s antiquated petroleum sector, the C...
Under proposed legislation to implement Mexico’s energy reforms, Pemex will remain a privileged stat...
In July 2017, an international consortium of energy companies from the United States, Mexico, and th...
In an unprecedented act of cooperation in the energy sector, the US and Mexican governments signed ...
Central America stands to become the beneficiary of an oil-fueled imbroglio between Mexico's Preside...
Copyright © 2011, Inter-American Dialogue, used with permission from the publishersIn 2008, Mexico e...
In recent years, Brazil and Mexico have discussed forming a full alliance between their state-run pe...
In early March, the state-run oil company PEMEX confirmed the discovery of a vast reserve of crude o...
Since the late 1800s, Mexico has been a prolific, predominantly light oil producing region; its deve...
The Mexican Congress will consider two very important and potentially conflicting factors when takin...
Mexico—the sixth biggest oil producing nation in the world and one of the three main oil exporters t...
Mexico may not be a major player on the global oil-export market for much longer because of dwindlin...
President Felipe Calderon's administration and the opposition parties have different ways of observi...
A fundamental question concerning the upstream business model that is incorporated into the 2014 Ene...
It\u27s not uncommon to see the state-run oil company PEMEX at the center of controversies regarding...
In what many consider a historic step toward changing Mexico\u27s antiquated petroleum sector, the C...
Under proposed legislation to implement Mexico’s energy reforms, Pemex will remain a privileged stat...
In July 2017, an international consortium of energy companies from the United States, Mexico, and th...
In an unprecedented act of cooperation in the energy sector, the US and Mexican governments signed ...
Central America stands to become the beneficiary of an oil-fueled imbroglio between Mexico's Preside...
Copyright © 2011, Inter-American Dialogue, used with permission from the publishersIn 2008, Mexico e...
In recent years, Brazil and Mexico have discussed forming a full alliance between their state-run pe...
In early March, the state-run oil company PEMEX confirmed the discovery of a vast reserve of crude o...
Since the late 1800s, Mexico has been a prolific, predominantly light oil producing region; its deve...
The Mexican Congress will consider two very important and potentially conflicting factors when takin...
Mexico—the sixth biggest oil producing nation in the world and one of the three main oil exporters t...
Mexico may not be a major player on the global oil-export market for much longer because of dwindlin...