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Argentina Oil & Gas 2010 OGI Release
April 04, 2010
Once the pioneer of South American hydrocarbon development, Argentina is suffering from a decade-long malaise. But with its significant exploration potential, a healthy mix of small independents, juniors and majors, and an experienced service sector, the country might yet reclaim energy self-sufficiency.
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