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More Controversy over Falklands Oil: A Strategic Supplier of the Star Pipeline of Dead Vaca Also Works for Sea Lion

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VMOS is the project that has as shareholders the main companies of the country to export from Rio Negro. It bought buoys from the Dutch Bluewater in an operation that, said the local consortium, was signed months before the latter rented a ship to the companies operating to the north of the islands

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VMOS is the project that has as shareholders the main companies of the country to export from Rio Negro. It bought buoys from the Dutch Bluewater in an operation that, said the local consortium, was signed months before the latter rented a ship to the companies operating to the north of the islands

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The one who doesn't jump is an Englishman, or a Dutchman, why Bluewater, a company in the Netherlands, had no doubt to enter Sea Lion and detonate them among its customers in Argentina.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Bluewater Energy Services rented the ship Aoka Mizu to start the production of Sea Lion and, at the same time, manufactured the two monoboys that will use the Dead Cow Southern Oil Pipeline in Rio Negro. From VMOS they maintain that both contracts did not overlap at the time of their signature. The controversy surrounding the oil project Sea Lion, [...] The oil entrance of Malvinas: the company that works for Sea Lion also manufactured the VMOS …

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Sebastian Catalano and Lola Loustalot revealed that Bluewater works for Sea Lion and also provided the monoboys of the VMOS project. The Falklands entry: controversy by a key supplier of VMOS was first published in Diario San Rafael.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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