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.
The retirement scheme of the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM) reflects the corruption networks that exist inside the Organization. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
Oil Workers said that Pemex’s security personnel and members of the Marine Secretary (Semar), have been officially surpassed by the amount of ‘pirates’ that constantly attack the NOC’s marine facilities. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.
Pemex and the government have been working on their security strategy to fight oil theft, but their efforts do not seem to be enough to stop this crime. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.
Mexico’s Petroleum Union (Petromex) and its General Secretary, Yolanda Morales, were officially recognized by Pemex as a union different from the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM).
This regulation assures that the NOC will pay for the legal defense of union leader Carlos Romero Deschamps, if arrested for one of the charges against him. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
Former Pemex workers spoke about their experience with ‘huachicoleo’ (oil theft), and what happened when they refused to hide the evidence of this crime. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.
Fuel and oil theft have affected the performance of the Mexican oil sector. Pemex and the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) disagree on how big the problem really is.
Pemex CEO, Octavio Romero, spoke about the alleged progress his team has achieved this year, but figures show the opposite. The development of these and other stories in our periodic Security summary.
Members of Mexico’s National Guard (GN) will be in charge of monitoring the NOC’s onshore and offshore infrastructure, CEO Octavio Romero said.
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