VOICED : Pena Nieto promulga reforma energetica

The video discusses the energy reform law in Mexico, enacted by President Enrique Peña Nieto, which opens Pemex to private investment, ending a 75-year monopoly. The reform required congressional and state legislative approval. Supporters claim it will modernize the energy sector, while opponents, including the PRD, argue it will privatize the sector to the detriment of the public.

What significant change did the energy reform law bring to Pemex?

• It nationalized Pemex completely.

• It allowed private investment in Pemex.

• It merged Pemex with another company.

• It reduced Pemex's production capacity.

What was required for the energy reform law to be enacted?

• Approval from international investors.

• Approval from the Mexican Congress and most state legislatures.

• Approval from the United Nations.

• Approval from the President only.

What is one of the main arguments supporters use to justify the energy reform?

• It will increase taxes on oil.

• It will decrease foreign investment.

• It will nationalize the energy sector.

• It will modernize the energy sector.

Which political party is strongly against the energy reform?

• The Green Party

• The Democratic Revolution Party

• The Institutional Revolutionary Party

• The National Action Party

What concern does the opposition have regarding the energy reform?

• It will increase oil prices.

• It will privatize the sector to the detriment of the people.

• It will reduce employment in the energy sector.

• It will lead to environmental degradation.