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Private Companies Challenged By Mexico Policies

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Private Companies Challenged By Mexico Policies By Jim Bentein Monday, January 13, 2020, 1:40 PM MST   Since socialist-leaning Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) was elected Mexican president in 2018, it’s been challenging for privately-owned companies like Vancouver-based Renaissance Oil Corp. to operate in the country. AMLO has reserved policies under former market-friendly President Enrique Pena Nieto, who had sold off Pemex assets […]

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Mexico Refineries showing some signs of life as production numbers rise

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Mexico Refineries showing some signs of life as production numbers rise   February 27, 2019 Crude oil processing, fuel production showing increases Aviation, diesel and gasoline refining totals in December through February. PEMEX, SECRETARIAT OF ENERGY/EL UNIVERSAL Mexico’s six petroleum refineries are showing new signs of life: fuel production and crude processing capacity are up and

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New Era As Canada Enters Cannabis Legalization; Workplace Implications Outlined

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By Jim Bentein Wednesday, October 17, 2018, 7:05 AM MDT     A senior manager of a company specializing in drug and alcohol testing at worksites says he’s concerned about impediments to implementing legislation and practices that will prevent workplace deaths. Provinces across Canada enter a new era today with the legalization of cannabis. It’s something

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