Why Mexico Will (Gladly) Pay for Trump's Wall

Believe it or not, there’s one thing that Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Donald Trump can actually agree on. No, it has absolutely nothing to do with building a wall. I’m referring to the energy crisis facing Mexico. You have to understand how unusual it is for Mexico to be in this situation. After all, the country is home to the once-mighty Cantarell oil field, which [Believe it or not, there’s one thing that Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Donald Trump can actually agree on. No, it has absolutely nothing to do with building a wall. I’m referring to the energy crisis facing Mexico. You have to understand how unusual it is for Mexico to be in this situation. After all, the country is home to the once-mighty Cantarell oil field, which ] Why Mexico Will (Gladly) Pay for Trump's Wall [Keith Kohl Photo] By Keith Kohl Written Thursday, March 2, 2017 Believe it or not, there’s one thing that Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and Donald Trump can actually agree on. No, it has absolutely nothing to do with building a wall. I’m referring to the energy crisis facing Mexico. You have to understand how unusual it is for Mexico to be in this situation. After all, the country is home to the once-mighty Cantarell oil field, which for decades was one of the world’s largest fields. Unfortunately, production from Cantarell peaked in 2003, and the irreversible decline that followed has been devastating to the Mexican government. But just how bad have things gotten? Well, to put it one way, I believe we are just starting to see the country reach its breaking point. Of course, you may argue that it already has... Advertisement My team of researchers recently uncovered [a key patent that exposes a major chink in Tesla’s armor...]( This patent describes a groundbreaking technology that could simply blow Elon Musk, and frankly the entire solar industry, out of the water. We’ve managed to uncover the tiny company with exclusive rights to this technology. 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[image1211117] Yet no matter how necessary these energy reforms are to avoid total collapse, the people have channeled their outrage over the 20% gasoline price hike with a vengeance. There have even been stories surfacing that the country’s drug cartels would target gas stations. The problem is that these kinds of energy reforms are absolutely necessary. It’s a cold, bitter pill of reality that former oil-producing giants have to face eventually. Even the Saudis, who enjoy some of the lowest-priced gasoline on the planet, are already slowly rolling back their gasoline subsidies. Thing is, it’s more than just gasoline that Mexicans should worry about. It’s also natural gas. And even though President Nieto is adamant that Mexico will not pay for Trump’s wall, he really doesn’t have much ground to stand up against him. At least, not if he wants to fuel the growing demand from gas-fired power plants. It really shouldn’t come as a surprise for you to learn that Mexico has been quietly developing a thirst for U.S. natural gas. Although we’ve been [talking]( about the growing connection between Mexico and U.S. shale gas for years, a very important event took place in 2015 — that was the year Mexico became the biggest source for U.S. natural gas exports. It’s also no coincidence that this addiction coincided with a surge in U.S. natural gas output. Since 2010, exports have soared: [image211117] Right now, more than a trillion cubic feet of natural gas is sent via pipeline to Mexico every year. Of course, there’s one major hurdle still to clear... one that President Trump will take care of for us. Advertisement Homeless man turns $500 into $978,750 in just five weeks Jake Studebaker had lost his house... and was living on the streets of Los Angeles. Things were looking pretty grim for Jake, until one day he was notified that his grandfather left him a $500 inheritance. 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When all is said and done, these projects will add more than 3,200 miles of natural gas pipelines throughout the country. Right now, there’s a little story about to snowball into the next media news storm. It’s taking place down in Texas, where a protest to prevent a new pipeline from being built is gaining a lot of momentum. Well, it worked for the Dakota Access Pipeline, the stopping of which was one of President Obama’s last acts in office. Why wouldn’t they try it again? Don’t get too excited... By now, it should perfectly clear how a Trump administration wants the United States to undergo an infrastructure revolution. It means safer bridges, better roads and highways, and an influx of a trillion dollars dedicated to infrastructure projects. More importantly, it also means that new pipeline projects will be expedited, with absolutely NO governmental red tape to hinder them. 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Until next time, [Keith Kohl Signature] Keith Kohl [[follow basic]@KeithKohl1 on Twitter]( A true insider in the energy markets, Keith is one of few financial reporters to have visited the Alberta oil sands. His research has helped thousands of investors capitalize from the rapidly changing face of energy. Keith connects with hundreds of thousands of readers as the Managing Editor of [Energy & Capital]( as well as Investment Director of Angel Publishing's [Energy Investor.]( For years, Keith has been providing in-depth coverage of the Bakken, the Haynesville Shale, and the Marcellus natural gas formations — all ahead of the mainstream media. For more on Keith, go to his editor's [page](. Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! 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