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USO ups tone against Halliburton

As it promised in its summary of priorities for 2015, the USO has taken a stronger tone against US oil services firm Halliburton (NYSE:HAL), accusing the Company of targeting unionized workers and indiscriminate firings.

Monday, January 19th, 2015
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Seismic divides indigenous groups in Putumayo

A seismic exploration program that kicked off in November in Putumayo has divided the Awa and Nasa indigenous groups, with the later fiercely opposed and the Awa in favor, and led to physical confrontations and a suspension of exploration activities.

Thursday, January 15th, 2015
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Peace Process week of January 12: Santos talks bilateral cease fire

President Juan Manuel Santos said via a televised address that he has told his negotiators to start discussing an indefinite bilateral cease fire with the Farc, and assured that 2015 “could be the year that the conflict stops”.

Thursday, January 15th, 2015
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Who will guide the UPME next?

Angela Cadena, the director of the government’s mining and energy think tank, the Mining Energy Planning Unit (UPME), is on her way out, opening a key vacancy in an entity that serves to fill in the informational holes and create a long term vision for the industry.

Thursday, January 15th, 2015
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Despite global scenario, good news for Ecopetrol

The international oil price scenario might be grim, but Ecopetrol has some good news to celebrate as its Chichimene Field reached a new daily production record. But in the current price scenario, how important will this milestone be?

Wednesday, January 14th, 2015
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Exploration in 2015 hit hard by oil prices

Exploration in 2015 hit hard by oil prices

With an estimated drop of 50% in 2015, budgets for exploration activities are feeling a strong pinch from the low international oil prices, bringing long term issues for Colombia’s oil industry.

Wednesday, January 14th, 2015
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