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Mexico's Pemex payments arrive like clockwork as Weatherford says debt mechanism taking hold

Mexico to export 1mn barrels of crude to Japan in July as Tokyo diversifies energy supply

Mexico tightens fuel price caps as Brent hits $107 but compliance cracks emerge

Russia weighs further oil supplies to Cuba amid deepening energy crisis

Russia is prepared to consider additional oil shipments to Cuba if required, as the Caribbean nation grapples with a worsening fuel shortage following tighter US restrictions, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksander Pankin said

Colombia-Venezuela chamber opens Caribbean office to chase $1.6bn trade target

Bolivia eyes tax overhaul to revive gas sector and lure foreign investment

Bolivia is preparing a sweeping reform of its hydrocarbons framework, seeking to reverse a prolonged decline in production by offering clearer rules and competitive taxation to international energy firms.

Bolivia reshuffles energy leadership as fuel crisis deepens and state oil firm falters

Bolivia’s mounting fuel crisis has triggered a sweeping overhaul of its energy leadership, as President Rodrigo Paz appointed a new hydrocarbons minister amid fresh turmoil at state oil company Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB).

Burford moves YPF dispute to ICSID after New York setback

Burford Capital has notified Argentina that it will take the long-running YPF expropriation dispute to the World Bank’s arbitration tribunal after losing a key case in New York.

Eni, Repsol secure Venezuela deal to launch gas exports by 2031

The deal allows the companies to more than double production at a field in the Gulf of Venezuela and export liquefied natural gas through a floating terminal