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Missing Ring-Fence in Guyana’s Oil Deal May Cost Billions, Civil-Society Groups Warn
Civil-society accountants warn that the absence of ring-fencing in Guyana's ExxonMobil-led Stabroek contract has cost the state billions as oil production exceeds 900,000 barrels daily. The alert highlights potential financial risks amid rising production.
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