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Brazil's 3R and Enauta to follow Petrobras into Foz do Amazonas exploration - Vimarsana News

Brazil's 3R and Enauta to follow Petrobras into Foz do Amazonas exploration

The oil firm to be created from the merger of Brazil's 3R Petroleum and Enauta wants to explore the Foz do Amazonas' basin if state-run firm Petrobras finds oil there, its future CEO Decio Oddone...

Lula Pressures New Petrobras CEO to Accelerate Refinery and Gas Investments - Vimarsana News

Lula Pressures New Petrobras CEO to Accelerate Refinery and Gas Investments

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has appointed Magda Chambriard as the new CEO of Petroleo Brasileiro SA, pushing her to accelerate investments in refineries and natural gas expansion

Brazilian President Lula fires Petrobras CEO Jean Paul Prates - Vimarsana News

Brazilian President Lula fires Petrobras CEO Jean Paul Prates

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Petrobras carries out oil spill simulations offshore Brazil to obtain Equatorial Margin drilling licenses - Vimarsana News

Petrobras carries out oil spill simulations offshore Brazil to obtain Equatorial Margin drilling licenses

Recent oil and gas discoveries announced in regions continuing to these borders, especially in neighboring Guyana and Suriname, indicate significant oil production potential for the Brazilian Equatorial Margin.

Brazil boosts protection of Amazon mangroves with new reserves in Pará state - Vimarsana News

Brazil boosts protection of Amazon mangroves with new reserves in Pará state

The new extractive reserves allow resident populations to engage in traditional and sustainable extractive practices such as fishing and hunting, while keeping out big businesses, such as commercial aquaculture or logging.