If debt was used to support those that drive economic growth, the Mexican economy could recover faster.

Brasksem Idesa is partially resuming activities at its Mexico plant. However, its dispute with PEMEX remains unsolved.

Antonio Villaluenga tells us how strategic decisions made by Wood years ago have delivered a robust performance amid the crisis.

Discussions on the unification of the Zama reservoir between Talos Energy and PEMEX have been given a deadline extension.

The Energy Reform opened the retail sector for private competition.

Both companies have until March 25 to reach an agreement on the operation of the Zama’s project.

As the year winds down, a looming crude deficit offers hope to operators, while PEMEX’s rating may slip further into junk.

A draft bill would make it difficult for private companies to have access to fuel imports.

PEMEX position is expected to be downgraded given the negative outlook for Mexico’s sovereign rating and its expectations of increasing its debt.