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Mexico: campesinos block Tabasco oil wells | World War 4 Report

14.7.14

Mexico: campesinos block Tabasco oil wells | World War 4 Report - In addition to blocking access to hundreds of oil and gas wells in the rural municipalities of Cárdenas, Huimanguillo, Centla and Cunduacán, protesters have built barricades around the Pemex Pyramid, the company's futuristic local headquarters in Villahermosa. Pemex activities across oil-rich Tabasco have been paralyzed since July 8.

The explosion at Nacajuca caused a fire that burned until Dec. 21, spilling crude oil into surrounding farmland near the Pantanos de Centla Biosphere Reserve. Mexico's environmental protection agency PROFEPA imposed a nominal 1.5 million peso ($115,278) fine on Pemex.


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