*Octavio Romero Oropeza, the CEO of Mexico’s state-run oil company, Pemex, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Venezuela’s oil minister, Pedro Tellechea, who is also the president of state oil company Petróleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa). According to a statement from Pemex, the agreement aims to boost cooperation on hydrocarbons, as well as increasing the exchange of technical and regulatory knowledge and best practices in the hydrocarbon value chain. This comes after Romero met with Tellechea in Venezuela’s capital Caracas earlier this month.
Back
LatinNews Daily - 24 January 2024
In brief: Mexico’s Pemex signs agreement with Venezuela
- VENEZUELA: Renewed crackdown draws US concern
- In brief: Bolivia’s gov’t highlights cost of pro-Morales protests
- BRAZIL: Gov’t addresses anti-indigenous violence in northeast
- In brief: Brazil’s annual tax take decreases in real terms
- COSTA RICA: Chaves unveils package of security bills
- In brief: Costa Rica’s exports post solid growth
- MEXICO: Gov’t hails US ruling reviving lawsuit against US gunmakers
- In brief: Mexico’s Pemex signs agreement with Venezuela
- PARAGUAY/REGION: Asunción prepares for Mercosur meeting
- In brief: Argentina’s economic activity falls