Through a statement, this Sunday Mexican Petroleum (Pemex) distanced itself from the scandal surrounding Fátima Bosch’s victory in Miss Universe 2025.
In the document, published on its official networks, the state oil company stated that it does not have any current contractual relationship with Servicios PJP4 de México SA de CV and Soluciones Gasificadores del Sur SA de CV
In addition, He stressed that he does not have any interference with the directors of the international Miss Universe pageant, Therefore, he stated, the congratulations he issued on Friday, November 21, even before that of the President of the Republic, were made within the framework of popular enthusiasm for his victory.
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“Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) reports that in accordance with due diligence, an 11-month contract was signed in February 2023 with the companies that jointly participated Servicios PJP4 de México SA de CV and Soluciones Gasificadores del Sur SA de CV. It should be noted that to date there is no current contractual relationship,” he noted.
The state oil company stated that it does not have any current contractual relationship with Servicios PJP4 de México SA de CV and Soluciones Gasificadores del Sur SA de CV SPECIAL
After the Mexican Fátima Bosch Fernández won the Miss Universe beauty pageant, speculation began that “Mexico had paid to win the crown” and a contract was revealed in which the co-owner of the pageant and the winner’s father, Bernardo Bosch Hernández, current deputy director of Safety and Health at Petróleos Mexicanos, was involved.
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The company Soluciones Gasificadores del Sur is directly linked as property to Raúl Rocha, the co-owner of the Miss Universe pageant.
This is an agreement that was awarded through an open competition and was formalized on February 7, 2023, while Bosch Hernández appears as executive coordinator B, in the exploration and production area of Pemex.
After Mexican Fátima Bosch Fernández won the Miss Universe beauty pageant, speculation began that “Mexico had paid to win the crown.” SPECIAL
The contract, for more than 745.6 million pesos, details an execution period of 328 calendar days, contemplated between February 2023 and December of the same year.
The document details that the contract would be considered suspended if there were any irregularities in tax matters and, if the situation was not clarified, it would be terminated.
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