Pemex Pensions and Forecasts
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Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) reportedly agreed to double pensions to 134,000 pesos amid union pressure. The World Bank, however, cut Mexico's 2027 GDP forecast to 1.7%, citing T-MEC risks and the Pemex burden. Pemex is also preparing a report on the surge in illegal fuel siphoning.
Pemex Reportedly Agrees to Double Pensions to 134,000 Pesos Amid Union Pressure
- Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) reportedly agreed to double pensions for its workers, increasing them from 67,000 to 134,000 pesos. - This decision was allegedly made under pressure from the Union of Petroleum Professionals. - The move is expected to significantly increase Pemex's financial obligations.
World Bank Cuts Mexico's 2027 GDP Forecast, Citing T-MEC Risks and Pemex Burden
- The World Bank has lowered its GDP forecast for Mexico in 2027 to 1.7%, citing risks from T-MEC negotiations and the burden of Pemex. - Mexico's economic growth is expected to be below the average f…
Pemex preparing report on 'huachigas' surge, Sheinbaum says
- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Pemex is preparing a report on the significant increase in "huachigas," the illegal siphoning of liquefied petroleum gas. - Data from the state-own…
PEMEX seals pipeline after heavy fuel oil spill in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca; residents demand reparations
- Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) has sealed a damaged pipeline following a heavy fuel oil spill in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca. - The spilled fuel oil contaminated several neighborhoods in the western sector of …
