qualified non-Mexican companies can purchase data for offshore blocks. bidding continues to July 15. best to have
a Mexican agent, such as Wiegand. data for offshore blocks costs $363,000 USD. Wiegand offers Mexican
and international offshore 5-man teams for drilling and workover of offshore wells, such as Arenque platform
wells near Tampico, Tamps., Mexico. The Wiegand oilwells that Pemex nationalized in 1938, are still producing in the
Mexican state of Veracruz. Juan Carlos Zepeda, president of the National Hydrocarbons Commission of Mexico City, said
that experts believe that the offshore oil and gas fields may contain over 687 millioin barrels of light crude and condensate,
and Wiegand wants to increase Mexico production by 150,000 bopd, and reinject the natural gas or liquify the natural gas on
the new fields, as part of the modern post 2014 antique Pemex methods of flaring. Energy Secretary Pedro Joaquin Coldwell
of Mexico City said that the worldwide price decline of crude oil may be a fright of the entry of Mexico into a new world
competition in an audacious opening. Undersecretary of Energy Lourdes Melgar said publicly that any corrupt practices will
void government contracts. Corruption, like in the city of Lockhart, county of Caldwell, state of Texas, is when
local public officials break their own local, state and federal laws, in order to force businesses to divert monies to those
corrupt officials under the table. Use of false criminal complaints is a common method for corrupt officials to force
oil and gas companies and private oilwell owners, to pay corruption fees to corrupt politicians. EPN and the new Mexican
Congress are bringing strong federal laws against corruption in Mexico, and this should entice multinational oil and gas companies
to risk investing in Mexico. The oil is here. The question is how to get it out and sell it at a profit. The
Ciudad Madero Refinery is a model of daily exports of Mexican oil and gas products, to buyers around the world. Call
Frederick Wiegand in Mexico for an insiders view and help to negotiate in Mexico. Frederick Wiegand I began
drilling oil and gas wells in Mexico in 1922 in Poza Rica, Veracruz.
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Frederick Wiegand II is immediately available to act as Mexican
agent for any and all multinational oil and gas companies that want to bid on offshore and onshore blocks, to repair and drill
oil and gas wells in Mexico. Federico Wiegand has his own shallow drillling rig available for contracts to repair and
drill oil and gas wells in Mexico by contract.