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Analysts fear $5bn injection into state oil company could erode state accounts
Company launches debt management swap of an expected $15bn to avoid downgrade
President López Obrador moves to backtrack over fierce opposition to energy reforms for Pemex
Mexican government’s rescue plan for debt-laden state oil group underwhelms
Raising accountability today is a must for governments hoping to avoid bailouts tomorrow
Investors are right to be sceptical of government’s plans to restore oil group’s fortunes
Tax breaks and fresh funds will buy time, but few believe it can stave off a downgrade
Cash injection for state oil company to help build a new refinery and lift production
Second downgrade would plunge Mexican oil company into junk territory
López Obrador rejects private sector bids in favour of state company
Deputy finance minister says $2.5bn will instead be used to boost Pemex production
State oil group presents financial dilemma to Mexico’s government
Bailout plan comes as company grapples with falling production and massive debt
Bailout of state oil company will have to be substantial to reverse its decline
Administration moves to boost state oil company’s production
Investors overlook some of the initial mis-steps by new government and fears over future of state oil group
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