They Denounce that an Oil Company Sanctioned for Operating in Malvinas Agreed to the Benefits of the RIGI
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The information arises from a complaint by MP Maximiliano Ferraro and reinforces doubts regarding Milei’s surprise turn on the subject. The company in question is Premier Oil, which integrates the consortium to produce LNG in the Gulf of San Matías.
The company participates in an energy project that takes place in the province of Río Negro
The owner of IRSA, Milei’s friend, has for two decades had a shareholding in a British company with strong economic weight on the islands. Starlink provides internet service in the archipelago. And an opposition deputy claimed for the participation of Harbour Energy, who explored oil near Malvinas without authorization and is benefited by the government’s large investment plan.
MP Maximiliano Ferraro questioned that Harbour Energy, linked to a disqualified company until 2028, participated in a gas project covered by the investment regime. National deputy and president of the Civic Coalition, Maximiliano Ferraro, denounced that Harbour Energy, a British oil company linked to hydrocarbon operations in the Malvinas Islands, is part of a project that obtained benefits from the Big Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI). Accord…
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