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Friday, June 11th, 2010
Iran's neighbors oppose its nuclear program, poll finds - STLtoday.com
Iran's neighbors oppose its nuclear program, poll finds STLtoday.com Opposition to Iran obtaining nuclear weapons is widespread around the world, including in neighboring countries Egypt, Jordan and Turkey, and support for tough economic sanctions is high, according to a Pew Global Attitudes survey of 21 nations ... |
Democracies can stop predatory financiers – Argentina and Bolivia are showing how - The Guardian
 The Guardian | Democracies can stop predatory financiers – Argentina and Bolivia are showing how The Guardian On 1 May Bolivia seized the Spanish company that controlled its electricity grid, just after Argentina, on 14 April, effectively renationalised YPF, its main oil company, expropriating 51% owned by Spanish firm Repsol. Both critics and supporters have ... |
MEES: Bolivarian Venezuela´s Oil Policy And Iran: - Petroleumworld.com
 Petroleumworld.com | MEES: Bolivarian Venezuela´s Oil Policy And Iran: Petroleumworld.com Note: Two neighboring blocks portend to be very successful, indicating perhaps what Iran has missed out on. These are now the country's highest priority projects, including: i. Cardon IV: Here the Perla field being developed by Repsol and Eni is a ... |
Who's afraid of Kirchner's oil nationalization? - Asia Times Online
 Telegraph.co.uk | Who's afraid of Kirchner's oil nationalization? Asia Times Online YPF was Argentina's longtime national oil company, whose assets, including oil deposits, were owned by the Argentinian public until 1993. In 1999, YPF was taken over by Repsol, Spain's once national oil company. The YPF oil reserves amounted to ... South America's New Pariah |
OIL IS A STRATEGIC PRODUCT, NOT A COMMODITY: Argentina and the International ... - Center for Research on Globalization
 Center for Research on Globalization | OIL IS A STRATEGIC PRODUCT, NOT A COMMODITY: Argentina and the International ... Center for Research on Globalization The following table illustrates how YPF production fell under Repsol. Repsol made billions with YPF existing facilities, with little further investment. Also, under Repsol's YPF management, Argentina went from energy self-sufficiency and energy ... Argentina Another Country to Brush Off Liberal Dogmas Energy dilemma confronts Argentina |
IEA report raises oil demand but warns of Iran risk - AFP
 AFP | IEA report raises oil demand but warns of Iran risk AFP PARIS — The IEA raised slightly its outlook for growth of oil demand this year but warned on Friday that risks of a shock from Iran persisted despite easing prices and a supply boost by OPEC. In its monthly report, the International Energy Agency said ... IEA: Oil Market Looks Slightly Tighter; Uncertainties Loom |
The Energy Wars Heat Up - Middle East Online
The Energy Wars Heat Up Middle East Online Under President Kirchner's plans, which she detailed on national television, the government would take a 51% controlling stake in YPF, which is now majority-owned by Spain's largest corporation, the energy firm Repsol YPF. |
Brazil's Cry for Argentina Makes 'Social Equality' an Issue for Obama and Romney - Huffington Post (blog)
Brazil's Cry for Argentina Makes 'Social Equality' an Issue for Obama and Romney Huffington Post (blog) After the confrontational expropriation of oil dinosaur Repsol YPF president Cristina Kirchner of Argentina has published a glowing profile of Dilma Rousseff in Time magazine, praising the Brazilian leader for sharing her commitment to "social equality ... |
Good & Bad Gold Stories - BullionVault
Good & Bad Gold Stories BullionVault TGR: On May 4, Argentina's Congress passed a bill to nationalize Repsol YPF SA, the biggest oil company there, expropriating 51% of Repsol's shares. Although not entirely unexpected because President Cristina Kirchner had announced her decision to ... |
A Contrarian's Guide to Volatile Precious Metals Markets - The Market Oracle
A Contrarian's Guide to Volatile Precious Metals Markets The Market Oracle TGR: On May 4, Argentina's Congress passed a bill to nationalize Repsol YPF SA (REP:BMAD), the biggest oil company there, expropriating 51% of Repsol's shares. Although not entirely unexpected because President Cristina Kirchner had announced her ... |
Energy dilemma
(MENAFN - Jordan Times) The expropriation of nearly all of the Spanish company Repsol's stake in Argentina's energy producer YPF, announced in a vehement speech by President Cristina Fernández de ... Read more
Top Republican urges deeper engagement in Latin America
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Congress' top Republican called on Tuesday for deeper economic engagement with Latin America as a bulwark against Iran's attempt to gain influence in the region and the destabilizing effects of international drug cartels. "The best defense against an expansion of Iranian influence in Latin America - and against the destructive aspirations of international criminals in ... Read more
Another Week of GW News, May 20, 2012 [A Few Things Ill Considered]
Logging the Onset of The Bottleneck Years This weekly posting is brought to you courtesy of H. E. Taylor . Happy reading, I hope you enjoy this week's Global Warming news roundup Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post... Read more
PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - May 8
Financial Times WONGA TO OFFER LOANS TO SMALL BUSINESSES Wonga, the online lender that charges annual interest ratesof 4,000 per cent on short-term loans, has launched a servicefor cash-strapped small ... Read more
Who's afraid of Kirchner's oil nationalization?
Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner at a press conference on April 16 announced the seizure of a 51% control in oil company YPF and reasserted Argentina's control over its oil deposits. Read more
Argentina's Seizure Won't Solve Its Energy Problems
The expropriation of nearly all of Spanish company Repsol's stake in Argentina's energy producer YPF, announced in a vehement speech by Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, has raised legal alarms worldwide. In fact, the move will not resolve the country's energy problems in the absence of enormous inflows of investment to the sector. Read more
Argentina And Bolivia Are Right To Take Over Private Companies
While Europe forces yet more privatization on Greece and Spain under the Orwellian name of "liberalization", Latin America in 2012 is challenging the orthodox view that private always is better than public. Read more
The Oil Tanker Market 2012-2022
NEW YORK, May 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: The Oil Tanker Market 2012-2022 http://www.reportlinker.com/p0790295/The-Oil-Tanker-Market-2012-2022.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Oil_and_Gas_energy Report ... Read more
The Falklands Discussion: Some Interesting Comments on Argentina and its Foreign Policy
In a recent discussion on Argentina’s expropriation of YPF there was much commentary on how the Falklands issue was still one of great importance. Seeing Argentina as independent and able to move ahead, despite having poor relations with the Europeans, created a healthy debate on the issue. ... Read more
Analysis: Parent asset injection no panacea for Sinopec woes
Chinese state oil giant Sinopec Group may inject only as much as half of its global oil and gas reserves into Sinopec Corp as it holds onto assets in volatile countries such as Syria, far from enough to ... Read more
