Dilma Rousseff Says That Pre-Salt Is Being Decolonized by the Current Government: "The Dismantling of Petrobras Is an Affront to National Interests."

Dilma Rousseff Says That Pre-Salt Is Being Decolonized by the Current Government: “The Dismantling of Petrobras Is an Affront to National Interests.”

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/10/2020 at 10:59

Updated on 22/10/2020 at 11:00

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Former President Dilma Rousseff Says That The Dismantling Of Petrobras Is An Affront To National Interests And Points Out That Major Foreign Oil Companies Already Have Control Over The Pre-Salt.

“Petrobras was assigned as the holder of 30% of all the pre-salt blocks. Now, it no longer has the 30%,” she warns. “It is being denationalized and dismembered,” states Dilma Rousseff.

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“We had an industrial policy proposal that had a fundamental element, which was the oil and gas chain within Petrobras. Above all, because Brazil discovered during Lula’s government the large pre-salt reserves,” she recalled.

“There was a conviction that the pre-salt was fundamental for Brazil’s projection and for the economic and social development of our people.” For former President Dilma Rousseff, the pre-salt was to be considered a great wealth akin to the homeland. But it is being silently and discreetly handed over to other major foreign oil companies, leaving the country vulnerable. “Petrobras is being denationalized and dismembered,” she warns.

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Pre-Salt Is Already Being Controlled According To Dilma Rousseff

Former President Dilma Rousseff highlighted that major international oil companies, such as Chevron, Shell, and ExxonMobil, are already controlling the pre-salt. “Petrobras was placed by our governments as the holder of 30% of all the pre-salt blocks. But now, it no longer has the 30%,” Dilma Rousseff warned.

“The company participated in two auctions, in 2016 and 2020. Out of 24 blocks sold, it took five. Foreign companies acquired 19,” she emphasized. Dilma was part of the working group created by Lula’s government to draft the new regulatory framework for the pre-salt when she held the position in the Civil House of the Presidency.

Dilma Rousseff Says That Pre-Salt Is Being Decolonized by the Current Government: “The Dismantling of Petrobras Is an Affront to National Interests.”

Former President Dilma Rousseff Says That The Dismantling Of Petrobras Is An Affront To National Interests And Points Out That Major Foreign Oil Companies Already Have Control Over The Pre-Salt.

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Dilma Rousseff Says That Pre-Salt Is Being Decolonized by the Current Government: “The Dismantling of Petrobras Is an Affront to National Interests.”

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