basquebromance
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if Exxon Mobil needed something in let's say Equatorial Guinea, it knew exactly where to get it, from the offices of the country's president for life, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbongo.
he might have his own quirks and odd desires, but for Exxon it was at least one-stop shopping, there's no one else you need to talk to. real democracies, where competing ideas and other would be could be leaders are in a constant tug of war that could never be permanently won with a mercurial electorate swaying the presidency and congress back and forth, its a neat trick for people-powered governance.
but it isnt ideal for those concerned with maintaining the steady flow of oil and progress and profit. big oil projects can take decades and billions of cash to achieve.
Fiery new Papua New Guinea PM questions vast Exxon,... | Daily Mail Online
he might have his own quirks and odd desires, but for Exxon it was at least one-stop shopping, there's no one else you need to talk to. real democracies, where competing ideas and other would be could be leaders are in a constant tug of war that could never be permanently won with a mercurial electorate swaying the presidency and congress back and forth, its a neat trick for people-powered governance.
but it isnt ideal for those concerned with maintaining the steady flow of oil and progress and profit. big oil projects can take decades and billions of cash to achieve.
Fiery new Papua New Guinea PM questions vast Exxon,... | Daily Mail Online