The crisis surrounding Petrobras - the state-controlled oil company in Brazil - seems to be showing next to no signs of abating, which means that offshore support vessel (OSV) operators are likely to have a difficult time of it for the rest of this year and, possibly, for much of next year too. That is the feedback emanating from various sources in Brasilia, Santos, Sao Paulo and especially Rio de Janeiro, the epicentre of the Brazilian oil and gas industry, where, sources say, the appointment of a new CEO -Aldemir Bendine - to replace the beleaguered previous leader Maria das Gracas Foster has not improved matters and has even made them worse, according to some reliable sources.
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机译：巴西国家控制的石油公司巴西国家石油公司（Petrobras）周围的危机似乎没有减弱的迹象，这意味着离岸支援船（OSV）运营商今年下半年可能会遇到困难并可能在明年的大部分时间里。这是来自巴西利亚，桑托斯，圣保罗，尤其是巴西石油和天然气工业震中地里约热内卢的各种消息所产生的反馈，消息人士称，任命了新的首席执行官Aldemir Bendine来取代陷入困境的首席执行官据一些可靠消息来源称，前任领导人玛丽亚·达斯·格拉卡斯·福斯特（Maria das Gracas Foster）并没有改善问题，甚至使事情变得更糟。
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