Politics · Mexico · 1 hr ago
Recordings link Amílcar Olán to Dos Bocas business claims
Newly released recordings feature Amílcar Olán discussing business linked to the Dos Bocas refinery in Mexico.
In one recording, Olán says he plans to meet Leonardo Cornejo, a Veracruz public works official who was responsible for building the refinery.
Olán and another person discuss alleged contracts worth 22 billion pesos at the refinery, as well as negotiations to rent a vessel that can store 750,000 barrels of oil.
In another recording, Olán says he sold 22 billion pesos’ worth to the refinery, a sum he compares with nearly half of Tabasco state’s budget.
The recordings also include a discussion about buying fuel for machinery used in Tren Maya construction in 2023.
The material raises questions about business dealings connected to public projects, but no further action or investigation is described.
Latinus released phone recordings linking businessman Amílcar Olán to claims about contracts and business negotiations related to the Dos Bocas refinery.
Olán reportedly discussed alleged contracts worth 22 billion pesos and negotiations to rent an oil-storage vessel with a 750,000-barrel capacity.
In one recording, Olán said he planned to meet Leonardo Cornejo, who was responsible for building the refinery and is now Veracruz’s undersecretary of public works.
Another recording features Olán discussing fuel purchases for machinery used in the Maya Train works during 2023.
- Who
- Amílcar Olán and Leonardo Cornejo are linked in recordings released by Latinus.
- What
- The recordings feature Olán discussing alleged Dos Bocas contracts, a vessel rental and meetings with Cornejo.
- When
- The article was published on October 13, 2026; one recording concerns fuel purchases during 2023.
- Where
- The claims concern the Dos Bocas refinery in Tabasco; Cornejo is now an official in Veracruz.
- Why
- The recordings reportedly concern business dealings related to the refinery and fuel for Maya Train construction machinery.
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Olán and another person discussed acquiring fuel for machinery used in Maya Train construction works.
El Universal reported that Latinus had released recordings linking Olán to claims about Dos Bocas business.
- Alleged Dos Bocas contracts
- 22 billion pesos
- Oil-storage vessel capacity
- 750,000 barrels
- Leonardo Cornejo
- Responsible for building Dos Bocas; now Veracruz undersecretary of public works
- Maya Train fuel discussions
- Concerned machinery used in construction works during 2023
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