Bolivia YPFB Investigation
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Bolivia's state oil company, YPFB, is embroiled in a 'dirty gasoline' scandal, leading to the arrest of its former legal director, Daniela Durán. She is under investigation for allegedly authorizing substandard fuel contracts. Meanwhile, concerns about future energy supply are rising, with projections indicating Bolivia may need to import significant amounts of natural gas daily by 2029.
Who is Daniela Durán, the YPFB lawyer investigated for 'garbage gasoline'?
- Daniela Durán, a lawyer with YPFB, has been detained and is under investigation for her alleged role in authorizing contracts for substandard gasoline. - Durán held a key position in reviewing fuel contracts before her apprehension. - YPFB stated that they respect the investigation process, and justice will determine Durán's situation.
Former YPFB Legal Director Arrested in Bolivia's 'Dirty Gasoline' Case
- Daniela Durán, former legal director of YPFB, was arrested in Santa Cruz in connection with the "dirty gasoline" case. - She is being investigated for dereliction of duty and economically detrimenta…
Irregular Diesel Loading Denounced Amid Shortages in Santa Cruz, Bolivia
- A video shows a person loading diesel into multiple containers at a gas station in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, while trucks wait in line. - The denouncer questions the irregular fuel withdrawal amid report…
Bolivia May Need to Import 7-10 Million Cubic Meters of Gas Daily by 2029
- Bolivia will likely need to import between 7 and 10 million cubic meters per day of natural gas starting in 2029 to meet domestic demand. - This projection is due to a gradual decline in gas product…
