Jean Paul Prates
Jean Paul Prates is a Brazilian engineer and politician, known for his role as the former president of Petrobras, the state-controlled oil company of Brazil. He has been involved in discussions regarding the company's dividend policies, which have recently come under scrutiny amid tensions with government officials.
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Jean Paul Prates was the president of Petrobras whose management faced criticism during Lula's administration.
Sem nome de peso, Lula faz aposta em ‘cumpridor de missões’ para área que estará no foco durante a campanha
Brazil· 2026-01-14
Jean Paul Prates was dismissed, prompting the need for a trusted figure like Wellington in the state-owned company.
Novo ministro da Justiça tem desafio de avançar com PEC da Segurança no Congresso e criar vitrine para reeleiçãoBrazil· 2026-01-14
Jean Paul Prates, former president of Petrobras, highlights the positive outlook for Brazil's oil production.
Foz do Amazonas pode colocar Brasil entre os quatro maiores produtores de petróleo do mundoBrazil· 2025-10-21
Jean Paul Prates was replaced by Magda Chambriard as president of Petrobras due to Lula's concerns about the pace of fertilizer production.
Petrobras contrata prejuízo - Estadão
Liechtenstein· 2025-10-13Jean Paul Prates is the executive who implemented the new pricing policy at Petrobras.
Nova política de preços da Petrobras ainda divide opiniões dois anos depois de adotadaLiechtenstein· 2025-06-03
Jean Paul Prates was responsible for the adoption of the new pricing policy at Petrobras.
Abrasileiramos preço sem desconectar a Petrobras do mercado, diz um dos pais da política de reajusteLiechtenstein· 2025-06-02
Jean Paul Prates, the former president of the state company, had a crisis with the Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira.
dividendos turbinados chegaram ao fim? Veja a previsão de analistasBrazil· 2025-05-15
Jean Paul Prates was the former president of Petrobras who had a conflict with the Minister of Mines and Energy.
Petrobras anuncia distribuição de R$ 9,1 bilhões em dividendos no quarto trimestre de 2024Brazil· 2025-02-27