EL ESTADO SAQUEADO | Pemex pierde millones y el régimen cambia el discurso

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Pemex pierde millones por robo de combustibles.El huachicol ya no es una pipa escondida: hay infraestructura, redes y un costo enorme para las finanzas públicas.Al mismo tiempo, el gobierno abre la puerta al fracking después de años de rechazarlo, mientras insiste en que todo forma parte de una nueva estrategia de soberanía energética. 070826 Primeras Planas - GEP.pdfLa pregunta incómoda es sencilla:¿Cómo puede hablarse de soberanía cuando el Estado pierde dinero, cambia de postura y llega tarde al problema?En este análisis conectamos las primeras planas de hoy:fracking y cambio de discurso energético;pérdidas de Pemex por huachicol;militarización de Michoacán para proteger exportaciones;caso Ayotzinapa y detención de Ángel Aguirre;presión comercial de los de Trump;derechos de las audiencias y riesgo de censura;y señales de debilidad económica. 070826 Primeras Planas - GEP.pdfNo son temas separados.Es el mismo patrón:el régimen presume control, pero las familias pagan el desorden.👍 Dale LIKE🔔 Suscríbete a @SocCivilMx📲 Compártelo en tus redes y grupos de WhatsApp💬 Déjanos tu opinión en los comentarios#PrimeroLasFamilias #NoMásPoderAlPoder #FueElEstado #Pemex #Huachicol #Fracking #México #PrimerasPlanas

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