Moody's Ratings has placed Pemex's credit rating under review for a possible upgrade following the Mexican government's announcement of a strategic financial and operational plan for 2025-2035. The plan aims to reduce Pemex's debt and organize outstanding accounts, with the objective of ending the state oil company's reliance on financial support from the Ministry of Finance by 2027. This decision was made shortly after President Claudia Sheinbaum presented the strategy earlier this month. The Secretary of Energy, Luz Elena González Escobar, acknowledged Moody's recognition of the federal government's coordinated efforts to implement productive and financial strategies supporting Pemex. Additionally, President Sheinbaum noted Mexico's high dependence on natural gas imports from Texas and indicated that Pemex is exploring domestic production alternatives to achieve energy self-sufficiency without harming the environment. Meanwhile, the Energy Secretariat has disavowed the organization 'Gasolineros Unidos por México,' which had accused federal authorities of extortion and harassment.