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5 August 2014
What Eduardo Galeano rightly called the largest company in Latin America NOT under foreign control is very likely to be under foreign control now:
Aug 5 (Reuters) – Mexico’s Senate gave final approval early on Tuesday to the backbone of a landmark energy reform as the government prepares to lure investment by major oil companies to stem the country’s declining oil production.
The bills, including a crucial new hydrocarbons law, govern implementation of a wider reform passed in December. They form the corner stone of a new plan to open the oil sector to private and foreign investment, aimed at attracting companies like Royal Dutch Shell and Exxon Mobil.
If I said what I thought about this, I’d probably be deported.
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No Rich, not deported, but given a hero’s welcome by retired Pemex employees.
One needs a code.