BLOOM: REFINERÍA SABOTEADA 3 VECES, PETROECUADOR ES UN NIDO DE ALACRANES — Y PROGEN AÚN RONDA AHÍ

The new Minister of Environment and Energy, Juan Carlos Bloom, bluntly stated: Petroecuador is a "nest of scorpions," the fires at the Esmeraldas refinery are judicial sabotage, the current mining contracts were signed in an "unbalanced" manner favoring foreign investors—and he wants to renegotiate them. But the most disturbing point, as Carlos Vera points out at the end, is that the remnants of the Progen case still haunt that ministry, quietly. Can Bloom clear a minefield where his own predecessors left active traps? Or will he be just another new broom that sweeps well but ends badly? All on    / @ecuadorenvivotv   ⏱ EPISODE CONTENT: 0:00 — Scheduled power outages: preventative maintenance in anticipation of El Niño or a new crisis in disguise? 5:03 — Bloom debuts: the true state of the ministry, the missing trusted personnel, and what he inherited 7:57 — Big news and big suspicion: Esmeraldas refinery at 90% — but the fires were sabotage 13:24 — The electrical system at its limit: 5,900 MW available, rising demand, and the risk of another blackout 20:40 — Petroecuador is a "nest of scorpions": Bloom wants to open it up to private capital — even if it's just 1% 32:29 — Unbalanced mining contracts: Bloom wants to renegotiate Cascabel — is legal certainty at risk? 🔔 Subscribe, turn on notifications, and share. Can Bloom survive Progen, the sabotage, and the Ministry's scorpions? Share your opinion. #ecuadorenvivo #juancarlosbloom #energiaecuador #petroecuador #mineriaecuador #refineriasabotaje #veraasumanera