Overview
- Ramón Alexandro Rovirosa Martínez was found guilty on one count of FCPA conspiracy and two substantive FCPA counts, and was acquitted on a fourth count.
- Court evidence showed more than $150,000 in payments, including cash and luxury goods, flowed to at least three Pemex and PEP officials between 2019 and 2021.
- Prosecutors said the payments were made to retain contracts, ensure payments, and obtain other advantages for companies linked to Rovirosa.
- The scheme generated business worth at least $2.5 million tied to Pemex and its exploration and production unit, according to the verdict.
- FBI and Homeland Security Investigations led the case in Houston, a sentencing date has not been set, and alleged co-conspirator Mario Alberto Ávila Lizarraga remains a fugitive.