Mexico’s energy reforms boost translation business in Texas

Source: San Antonio Business Journal
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Mexico’s energy reforms have created higher demand for highly-technical translation services here in the Lone Star State.

President Enrique Peña-Nieto signed the historic legislation into law in August 2014, opening Mexico’s energy markets to foreign investment for the first time in more than 70 years.

Energy and logistics companies in Texas are among those seeking lucrative contracts south of the border.

Bidders must file all their documents translated into Spanish, notarized and affixed with the Texas Secretary of State seal. More.

See: San Antonio Business Journal

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Mexico's energy reforms boost translation business in Texas
Henry Hinds
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Some Business Feb 24, 2015

I have gotten some related business (I'm in El Paso, Texas) that has involved translating Pemex documents into English. That's the first step, because Pemex supplies bidding documents in Spanish only, and the U.S. companies need them in English. It's good work.

 

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