The board of directors of the National Oil Company (ENAP), decided to accept the resignation of Julio Aranis Vargas to the position of general manager of the company, which will be effective this Friday, August 19.
The company’s board of directors thanked Julio Aranis for his commitment and work during the five years in which he was part of the company and, in particular, during the period he held as general manager (4 months).
It also agreed to appoint Patricio Farfán, current deputy general manager, who serves as Corporate Manager of Refineries, as interim.
“Mr. Aranis thanks the Board of Directors for the trust placed in him, as well as the collaborators of ENAP for the commitment shown during the time he held the position,” says an essential fact sent to the Commission for the Financial Market (CMF) signed by the president of the state, Gloria Maldonado.
The departure of Aranis comes after the hard session in the investigative commission for irregularities of the state oil company. It is an instance promoted by Deputy Leonidas Romero, to supervise the state from 2016 to date. The latter, following the strike of subcontracted workers last May at the Enap Bío Bío Refinery, located in Hualpén. In this regard, it seeks to investigate alleged irregularities in the management of fiscal resources, in addition to bidding and payment without control and justification, among other points.
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