- Julián Enrique Oropeza (brother of the director) with a salary of $21,192.58 monthly.
- Aura Luz Oropeza (niece) with a salary of $137,135.00 monthly.
- Guadalupe Oropeza Torrano (cousin of the director) with a remuneration of $41,696.50 monthly.
- Julio Manuel Oropeza Andrade and Pamela Oropeza Falcón, with salaries of $74,719.50 and $94,559.90 respectively.
Ethical implications and criticisms
The presence of so many relatives in PEMEX raises serious doubts about the administrative ethics of the Fourth Transformation. The government promised to eradicate corruption and favoritism, but this practice reflects the opposite.
The opposition and critical citizens see this case as a demonstration of governmental hypocrisy. The massive insertion of relatives in a state company not only sets a dangerous precedent but also undermines trust in the management of national resources.
Financial impact and risks for PEMEX
These revelations occur at a critical moment for PEMEX and INFONAVIT, two entities facing serious financial challenges. While the government pushes for a reform of INFONAVIT and deals with the decline in oil production, these scandals divert attention and may affect the recovery of both institutions.
The appointment of relatives to key positions, with salaries that do not align with meritocracy criteria, compromises the efficient management of resources. Meanwhile, thousands of workers face cuts and labor issues, the associates of officials enjoy privileged salaries.
This case reinforces concerns about the opacity and lack of internal controls in PEMEX, a key company for the country's economy.
