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Not One More Explosion, Harden Rules After the Tragedy in Iztapalapa

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico

Not One More Explosion, Harden Rules After the Tragedy in Iztapalapa

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Mexico City. – President Claudia Sheinbaum announced on Thursday the publication of two emerging norms for the transport of LP gas, prepared jointly by the Secretariat of Energy (Sener) and the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transport (SICT). The objective, she explained, is to reduce risks in the transfer of fuels and to strengthen the safety of the population after recent incidents with pipes, such as the explosion in Iztapa…See the Story

Fitch Ratings Improves Pemex Rating After Support From the Mexican Government

Oil and Gas Sector · Mexico

Fitch Ratings Improves Pemex Rating After Support From the Mexican Government

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This movement takes place after the completion of restructuring $9.9 billion See the Story

Brugada Proposes a Plan for the Transport of Dangerous Substances in Mexico City: More Fines, Less Speed

Regulation · Mexico City

Brugada Proposes a Plan for the Transport of Dangerous Substances in Mexico City: More Fines, Less Speed

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20 days after the explosion of a pipe that has killed 31 people in Iztapalapa, the Government of the capital presents new measures to regulate the circulation of toxic materials See the Story

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