Pemex Remains a Tough Challenge for Reformers in Mexico
January 25, 2016
AUSTIN — Mexico’s reformers found a measure of early success with energy reform in 2015, but ahead of them lies what might be their toughest challenge yet: turning around the country’s bloated national oil company, Petróleos Mexicanos.
Pemex is a stranger to competition, having enjoyed a 76-year monopoly over Mexico’s oil and gas industry that many experts say have eroded the company’s efficiency and saddled it with far flung investments.
The Houston Chronicle, Jan.12, 2016
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