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1. Mexican Crude Production Collapses Ahead of Elections

- Providing a somber reflection on Mexico’s upstream industry before the June 2 general election, crude production by Mexico’s state oil company Pemex fell below 1.5 million b/d for the first time in over 40 years.

- April’s crude output of 1.474 million b/d represents an almost 200,000 b/d year-over-year drop, marking a new trough for the country, the lowest point since Mexico started producing from the giant Cantarell field and tapped into its prolific offshore waters in the late 1970s.

- The Lopez Obrador government forbade new hydrocarbon bidding rounds and has instructed Pemex to focus on onshore and shallow-water fields rather than investing into higher-risk projects. 

- Higher condensate production from onshore assets such as Ixachi or Quesqui offset some of the declines in total supply figures, however not enough to halt the tide of legacy declines.  

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