Brazil continues to make largest waves in Latin America - The upstream oil and gas business offshore Latin America is all over the map. Brazil continues pushing the deepwater envelope, Trinidad and Tobago are progressing nicely, Mexico and Argentina struggle to stem production declines, and Venezuela returns to yesteryear with a political veer to hard-line nationalism.: Fid-Bau Portal

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Brazil continues to make largest waves in Latin America - The upstream oil and gas business offshore Latin America is all over the map. Brazil continues pushing the deepwater envelope, Trinidad and Tobago are progressing nicely, Mexico and Argentina struggle to stem production declines, and Venezuela returns to yesteryear with a political veer to hard-line nationalism.

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Brazil continues to make largest waves in Latin America - The upstream oil and gas business offshore Latin America is all over the map. Brazil continues pushing the deepwater envelope, Trinidad and Tobago are progressing nicely, Mexico and Argentina struggle to stem production declines, and Venezuela returns to yesteryear with a political veer to hard-line nationalism.

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Brazil continues to make largest waves in Latin America - The upstream oil and gas business offshore Latin America is all over the map. Brazil continues pushing the deepwater envelope, Trinidad and Tobago are progressing nicely, Mexico and Argentina struggle to stem production declines, and Venezuela returns to yesteryear with a political veer to hard-line nationalism.

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2008

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Local classification TIB: 770/4960
BKL: 57.36 Erdölgewinnung, Erdgasgewinnung / 56.00 / 50.92 Meerestechnik

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