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Mexico Cuts Pemex Debt Burden by $3.2 Billion

Published on: Sunday 09 January 2022

Mexico’s government said it had slashed Petroleos Mexicanos’ debt burden by $3.2 billion through a refinancing operation.Most Read from BloombergCypriot Scientist Says Deltacron Covid Variant Isn’t Er ...

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Mexico Cuts Pemex Debt Burden by $3.2 Billion