Pozos inactivos de Pemex contaminan comunidades de Veracruz | Milenio Hábitat

How can an 'inactive' well emit toxic gases and contaminate water for years? Pemex denies responsibility while communities in Totonacapan search for evidence. This contradiction exposes the systematic neglect of oil-producing territories. 0:00 Introduction: Fanny Miranda returns with a report from Totonacapan 0:09 Asphalt spills and toxic gases in agricultural fields 0:34 Fruit vendors: Cradle of the abandoned oil industry 0:57 Inactive wells that continue to emit methane and spills 1:22 Increase in incidents: spills, leaks, and explosions 1:46 Plan de Palmar: 4 asphalt leaks in 3 years 2:02 Water crisis: contamination of water sources 2:59 Mario Trinidad case: oil in well since May 2022 3:35 Arroyo Florido: well closed, dependence on water trucks 4:04 Community demands: comprehensive reparation plan 4:28 Analysis: Pemex's abandonment after decades of exploitation 5:08 Lack of official response: communities seek support from NGOs 5:52 Closing: Call to address the abandonment of Pemex #MilenioNews #Milenio Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/MILENIO?... Watch our 24/7 LIVE stream:    / milenio   Website: https://www.milenio.com Facebook:   / mileniodiario   X: https://x.com/Milenio Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milenio/?hl=es TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@milenio?lang=es