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Vaca Muerta oil export pipeline project reaches decisive phase

Argentina's Vaca Muerta formation is advancing a project intended to move more barrels to foreign markets. The VMOS project is entering a decisive stage.

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Expanded export capacity could affect Argentina's oil revenues and regional energy flows.

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  1. Vaca Muerta quiere más barriles afuera: VMOS entra en la recta decisiva ↗eleconomista.com.ar · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 9:47 PM UTC

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