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Petroleum toxic waste processing plant inspected as authority mulls lifting restriction

The director of the Casanare environmental management agency Corporinoquia inspected the steps taken at a petroleum toxic waste plant to fix handling issues in the municipality of Pore and though it found advances, it will decide based on lab examinations whether or not to lift the preventative measure placed on the facility.

Wednesday, October 30th, 2013
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Labor Ministry sides with Pacific Rubiales over USO in anti-union case

Colombia’s Labor Ministry absolved Pacific Rubiales (NYSE:PRE) of any wrongdoing against claims from the Oil Workers Union (USO) that it had engaged in anti-union practices and fired employees for their union activity.

Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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Oil companies must demonstrate good practices on environment, says editorial

The recent green light to hold a popular vote in the municipality of Tauramena, Casanare, is making waves in the community and the local paper published an opinion piece calling for oil companies and contractors to demonstrate good practices in environmental matters, or face the consequences of community or legal action.

Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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Raven socializes pipeline in Paz de Ariporo

Small diameter pipeline operator Raven held a socialization session with municipal leaders in Paz de Ariporo to detail the advances in the environmental permitting process of the Llanos Express Pipeline (OXL) and discuss points of interest with the community.

Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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ACP says exploratory well count to fall short of 2013 goal

ACP says exploratory well count to fall short of 2013 goal

The president of the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) Alejandro Martínez believes that not only will the number of exploratory wells in Colombia fall below expectations, it will come in below 2012 levels also.

Tuesday, October 29th, 2013
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USO ups tone against oilfield service providers

The USO returned to an ongoing dispute with two of the largest oilfield service suppliers, Weatherford (NYSE:WFT) and Halliburton (NYSE:HAL), the union has accused both firms of anti-union practices and said legal and popular protest are an option.

Monday, October 28th, 2013
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