Brazil getting with the rhythmForeign firms swallow doubts, join Brazil’s pursuit of oil self-sufficiency, but state-owned Petrobras keeps most blocks under its control Gary Park Petroleum News Calgary Correspondent
Global oil giants seem to have decided that there’s more than an “awful lot of coffee in Brazil,’ but they’re not quite ready to samba.
In what was billed as a key test of the investment climate under the left-leaning government of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (better known simply as Lula), t....
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