Pemex to pay back US $6.4B in debt by the end of April

Pemex to pay back US $6.4B in debt by the end of April

State oil company Pemex plans to settle a debt with suppliers totaling up to US $6.4 billion between March and April, according to Rocío Abreu, the head of the Chamber of Deputies’ Energy Commission. Abreu told the newspaper El Economista that the figure represents about a quarter of its total debt to suppliers. “This month, we will disburse US $3 billion followed by $3.4 billion next month,” Abreu said in an interview with El Economista during …

The opposition in San L tsaro calls to save the energy industry with policies that guarantee access, sovereignty and clean energy.

The director general of Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), Víctor Rodríguez, ordered the cessation of the directors general of the subsidiaries of the state company, in order to begin with the process of reintegration and operational reconfiguration. Through the office DG-19-2025, addressed to the directors of the subsidiaries, Rodríguez points out that the decision responds to the need to “reintegrate the operation of PEMEX into a single structure, a…

With these reforms, the privatization process initiated by neoliberal governments is reversed, particularly with the reform of 2013 By: Redacción Ciudad de México.- In the framework of the 87th Anniversary of the Petroleum Expropriation and in the company of the engineer Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, son of General Lázaro Cárdenas del Río, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, signed the decree to issue in the Diario Oficial de la Federación …

Reading time approx.: 2 minutes, 16 secondsThis Tuesday, in the framework of the 87th anniversary of the Petroleum Expropriation, the president of Sheinbaum issued the decree approving the package of 11 reforms related to the energy sector. In this regard, this Wednesday morning, the Energy Secretariat stressed that this reform package seeks to guarantee the energy necessary for the economic and social development of Mexico, ensuring its access …

Mexican Oils (Pemex) and the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) already have, by definition, advantages and an outstanding position in the Mexican energy market, according to the federal government after the enactment of legislation secondary to the constitutional change in favor of these state companies.