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Veracruz's Clandestine Mini-Refinery Produced up to 33,333 Barrels per Day, Almost Half of Which Dos Bocas, Leaving Great Losses for Mexico: Comparison of Production, Costs and Economic Impact

Americas · Coatzacoalcos

Veracruz's Clandestine Mini-Refinery Produced up to 33,333 Barrels per Day, Almost Half of Which Dos Bocas, Leaving Great Losses for Mexico: Comparison of Production, Costs and Economic Impact

A detailed comparison between the clandestine mini-refinery of Coatzacoalcos and the Dos Bocas refinery: their production, costs and the economic impact they generate.Read Article

U.S. Claims Pemex Loses Billions of Dollars for Oil Smuggling at the Hands of Organized Crime · Global Voices

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Mexican oil has become an international business vein for drug cartels, says the U.S. anti-drug agency (DEA). In its most recent report on drug trafficking, the agency reported that drug cartel businesses have diversified to such an extent that they have reached the state oil company, Pemex. In the document, it states that Mexico’s most important criminal groups such as the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel, Sinaloa Cartel, the Gulf Cartel and the…Corruption · Mexico See the Story

The Benefits AAA Fighters Will Have After Selling to WWE News from Mexico

In addition to the direct benefits for the fighters, AAA would also receive an important economic injection for the production and logistics of their shows.Mexico City, Mexico · Mexico City Read Article

Underage forced to marry was arrested after photos of her ex-boyfriend were discovered on her cell phone: she is required to pay the dowry they gave for her Noticias de México

A teenage girl who was forced to marry at the age of 14 was detained for four days in Cochoapa el Grande. Her husband’s family demanded the return of the dowry paid for by the marriage.Americas · Mexico Read Article

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