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The Auditor's Agreement with Rocío Nahle to Exempt the Control of Dos Bocas
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The ravages and lies of the last six years continue to affect Mexicans, who with their taxes pay the pharaonic works that remain unfinished... is the case of the Dos Bocas refinery, which tripled its costs and still does not work.
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aztecamorelos.comThe Olmeca refinery, better known as Dos Bocas, promised to be the energy emblem of the six-year term “Benestar”. It was presented as a key work to achieve self-sufficiency in fuels, with the ability to process 340 thousand barrels of Mexican crude per day. But three years after its “symbolic inauguration” on July 1, 2022, the reality is that it does not even succeed in refining a third of the promised amount, and worst of all, remains in a test…
Rocío Nahle defends the Dos Bocas refinery after scandal over the clandestine refinery of Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz.The governor of Veracruz, Rocío Nahle, recalled her work as the head of the Energy Secretariat in the last six years, as well as her management in the work of the Dos Bocas refinery. This happens under the context of the finding and securing of a clandestine refinery (mixing) in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz. Rocío Nahle defends the produc…
The federal president admitted that, in the case of the Dos Bocas refinery, there was a preventive advice from the Superior Audit of the Federation. No ... The entry “You should see the evidence”: Sheinbaum on “like” audits of hives in the ASF appears first in LJA Aguascalientes.
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The Olmeca refinery, which barely started its real production in February of this year, remains the fifth of the seven that the country has in volume of hydrocarbon processing. Mexico’s former president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, originally promised that the processing plant, located in its native entity, would be in full production in 2022; however, it was until February of this year when it began operating: three years later. Even in July o…
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