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Artículo

9 Jun 2004

Autor:
Bloomberg

Shell `Feeds' Nigeria Discord, May End Onshore Work

Royal Dutch/Shell Group may have to quit onshore production in Nigeria, which supplies 9 percent of the company's oil, because of escalating civil strife, according to a new report...The 93-page survey said criminal gangs sell stolen oil to buy weapons, and it said that Shell itself "feeds" the violence and may have to leave the area by 2009. [also refers to ExxonMobil, Total, ChevronTexaco]