The Petroperú workers, grouped in the United National Front of Petroperú SA Unions, asked President Dina Boluarte for the approval and publication of the supreme decree that grants the oil lots in the northwest of the country to the state company.
In addition, they expressed their support for the management of the head of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem), Oscar Vera. This, because they seek to remove him from the position for showing himself in favor of Petroperú assuming the lots.
Currently, from the Congress of the Republic a motion for interpellation is promoted against the head of the Minem for omissions in his sworn statement as Minister of State.
In addition, yesterday the Executive accepted the resignation of Enrique Bisetti as Vice Minister of Hydrocarbons, and entrusted the sub-portfolio to Jaime Luyo, Vice Minister of Electricity.
In this regard, Petroperú workers pointed out the presence of “powerful privatization lobbies” that seek to prevent oil lots from returning to the State.
Petroperú workers support the return of the state company to oil fields. Photo: diffusion
In this sense, they indicated that these groups have been led by “questioned former Petroperú officials, and that now, feeling affected by the non-renewal of these oil contracts, seek to destabilize the first company in the country”.
Finally, they demanded the restructuring of the Petroperú management team, the repowering of the Conchán Refinery and the Iquitos Refinery, as well as the declaration of emergency and custody by the army of the Nor Peruano Pipeline (ONP).
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For its part, the Association of Gas Packaging Plants of Peru (Aseeg) also welcomed the reversal of the oil lots in favor of the state oil company.
They affirmed that the production of the New Refinery of Talara (NRT) will contribute to reduce the operational expenses of transfer within the country. They stressed that the The main beneficiaries will be the bottling plants of TrujilloChiclayo, Piura, Tumbes, Cajamarca, Amazonas, San Martín and even Iquitos.
Source: Larepublica
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