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UPDATE 1-Equatorial Guinea to crack down on oil services companies over local jobs

By: Reuters: Company News
Oil and gas services firms Schlumberger, Subsea 7 and FMC face being banned from working in Equatorial Guinea if they do not commit by the end of this month to create more jobs for locals, an oil ministry source said on Friday.
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