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Pemex reported figures of its oil theft expenses for the first quarter of 2020.

Fuel theft is one of Pemex’s main problems, representing a huge financial cost for the company.

Current pension expenses add to the NOC’s growing debt, after workers retired with generous benefits. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.

Hackers who stole information from Pemex’s systems in November last year, warned that the NOC’s time to pay and get its information back is up. Here are the details.

There are conflicting reports over Pemex’s actual budget for security issues. Here are the details.

Pemex and companies keep reporting economic losses due to oil theft.

The NOC reduced its security budget, cutting down its payments to the Army and the Marine Secretary (Semar). The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.

Despite the government’s efforts to stop oil theft in Pemex’s pipelines, the NOC’s figures show that it stopped selling more oil than what it recovered through it’s ‘anti oil theft strategy’. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.

Pemex reported the number of clandestine taps in its pipelines during 2019 and the first 16 days of January this year.

Former president of the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM), Carlos Romero Deschamps, left the union three months ago. Eight ‘worker representatives’ are now trying to take control of the STPRM. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.