Mexico and American Oil Companies Want a Crude Swap to Open Loophole in the Oil Export Ban

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By Ben JerveyJun 8, 2015, 12:02 pm60 pts
As politicians from oil-producing states work to draw up bills to end the ban on oil exports, Mexican officials are “confident” that the country will soon be importing American crude through a backdoor loophole in the law. Back in January, Mexico applied for a crude swap that, if approved, would allow the…

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