O ramo offshore em Macaé vai bombar: Ouçam alguns áudios antigos

The Offshore Sector in Macaé Is Set to Boom: Listen to Some Old Audios

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 19/03/2018 at 08:20

Updated on 19/03/2018 at 09:48

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Suddenly We Started Receiving a Series of Old Audios from the Offshore Peão Radio About Latent Hires, Check It All Out and Buckle Up

The offshore segment in Macaé has always been the city’s flagship in terms of revenue and a reference in this market, but following the developments of Lava-Jato, which has been investigating corruption schemes at Petrobras, the blow was hard on the city, leaving it almost barren. With the current situation stabilizing, successful new oil auctions, revitalizations of mature fields in the Campos Basin, and a series of other positive expectations, the city’s tradition in this type of service carries weight in Brazil and even around the world when the word “Macaé echoes” through the quadrants.

As you know, “the voice of the people is the voice of God,” sometimes we see many speculations about a certain subject, this will happen and that will happen… But when we start receiving the same report from various different sources, it’s a sign that the “machine has started to turn” and it’s also heating up. Right below, you can check audios of the reports and selection processes that have already occurred, but only now have been revealed on social media.

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