Oro Negro obtains an order from a judge to reduce the creditors of his oil rig

The Black Gold Lawyers they received a notice that stops the "illegal" embargo of five oil rigs in Gulf of Mexico, by his creditors, and asks them to leave the platform disappointed, informed Jesús Guerra, one of the legal representatives of the company.

"The creditors' lawyers (whom he called" pirates ") are already aware of this resolution of the Second District Judge in Civil Matters in Mexico City and we have a boat at their disposal to get off Decus, "said Guerra in an interview.

The resolution, consulted by El Financiero, states that, within 24 hours, the creditors of Oro Negro must put an end to the platform restitution order issued by the bankruptcy judge in which the company entered the past. September 11th.

In addition, he indicates that if assets have been withdrawn from the company, they must be returned to him. and thirdly, he orders his lawyers, who have borrowed the Decus platform since last weekend, to withdraw from it.

"This is a resolution that orders hackers, because of the term used in shipping, to leave the platform," said Guerra. He went on to explain that, in the context of commercial competition through Black Gold, the next step was to determine the total amount of debt to reorganize it and thereby comply with its creditors.

"What the" pirates "want is to skip this procedure," he added.