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CREATION AND FACTORY OF EMPLOYS} 1 - SUSTAINABLE AND RENEWABLE: Timberland Company… Resin… Mining…Ethanol… Nurseries… Agriculture… and Cattle

2 - - NON TRADITIONAL TECNIQUES: Diverse varieties of trees, for lumber and resin, technology for quick growing, express development and high yield for all type of grounds; Good in the poor grounds and excellent in better grounds. 3 - UNIQUE TECHNOLOGY… It’s a product more valuable and durable than petroleum... 4. INTENSIVE PRODUCTION: Cultivate in reduced spaces, profitable and exportable day and night, every hour, every day, every week and month of the year.

5 - INDUSTRIALIZATION: Humanitarian Industry, Millions of employment opportunities, Products include lumber, plywood, cellulose, tips and branches, all the waste, all kinds and type of agglomerates, furnisher, and ethylic ethanol (out of Cellulose). 6- INDUSTRY FOR THE AGRICULTURES ANDTHE CAMP: A cattle rise, for meat, hen for eggs, chicken for meat, and pigs for meat, sausage, bacon and inlays, rabbit for meat, skin, hair and urinates... Dairies for cheeses, milk, butter and others Land to sowed basic products, beans, potatoes, corn, rice, wheat, and oat for cereals 7 - FOUNDATIONS: For people of the third age advanced age, handicapped, and children of the street… They will be sustained with deposit (Assets Management), with the tax and with a retirement fund. 8 - INDUSTRIALIZED FOUNDATION: Manufacturing’s for Caster Industries... Refineries for first to third grade of industrialization of raw resin, industries matter assembly plants, prevail and derived of resin; more than 50 derived, as: Tar, paint, thinner, varnishes, enamels, adhesives, paints, pesticides, plastics, oilskin, rubber, medications, pesticides, chemical and pharmaceutical industries, among others. 9 - MINES IRON ORE, COPPER AND NICKEL MAINLY, Non renewable MATERIALS. THERE ARE HUNDRED AND HUNDRED, MANY BUYERS, IN MANY COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD: The Industrial Materials of Daily Commercial Use, Iron Ore AND Copper; They are Finishing AND they are not renewable. We have them; and we have a lot, enough to load 4 ships of 300,000 MT. Per month, We assure them supply for hundred and hundred of years. Believe it… Come and see it yourself. 10 - VIABILITY: Industry already approved; we have the authorization and support of the PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT. For our products, we count with: Commercialization in the longest and widest of the world. (Industrial sizes)

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CASTER INDUSTRIES AND/OR ANTONIO CASTER VALLARTA PRESIDENT AND GENERAL DIRECTOR

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n el mapa de ubicación se aprecia que entre Acapulco y Zihuatanejo existen 10 puntos rojos con azul, de los cuales

se seleccionarán siete para bajar la madera en rollo y en cada una de las siete bajadas se montará un aserradero (unidad, planta o complejo industrial), además las fábricas necesarias para manufacturar y/o industrializar todo trozo en rollo, pulpa de celulosa, puntas y ramas. (También otros árboles que ninguna compañía utiliza ni industrializa, aprovechando de está manera todo recurso natural).

Una vez escogidos los 7 puntos en todos y cada uno de ellos, se construirá un complejo industrial de más de 20 fábricas o unidades y habrá suficientes empleos para su construcción. Después de construidos se desarrollarán más de 2000 empleos directos. Además se construirán más de 2000 viviendas por cada complejo industrial, con sus respectivos centros de salud, recreación, comercio en general.

Contamos con 4 puertos de gran escala, con muelles de carga en Costa Grande, para la transportación y exportación de nuestros productos. El primer puerto, Puerto Escondido (Vicente Guerrero) se encuentra ubicado a 10 min. en automóvil de nuestro punto central Papanoa, el segundo en Petatlán a 20 minutos, el tercero Zihuatanejo a 45 minutos y el cuarto Lázaro Cárdenas (el más grande) a 70 minutos de recorrido.

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t the location map we can see between Acapulco and Zihuatanejo 10 red and blue dots, from which seven will

be selected to descend the rolled lumber and at each of the seven slopes we will mount a sawmill ( Industrial complex), besides the necessary factories to manufacture and/or industrialize every piece of trunk, cellulose pulp, tips and branches. (Also other trees that any other company industrialize, exploiting this way, every natural resource).

Once the seven dots are chosen, in each and all of them an industrial complex of more than 20 factories or units will be constructed and there will be enough jobs for its construction. After the construction, more than 2,000 direct employments will be developed. Besides, more than 2,000 housings for each industrial complex will be constructed, with its corresponding health recreation, commerce in general.

We count wiht 4 high range ports, with cargo piers in Costa Grande, for transportation and exportation of our products. The first port, Puerto Escondido (Vicente Guerrero) is located 10 minutes away from our central location Papanoa, the second at Petatlan located 20 minutes away, the third; Zihuatanejo at 45 minutes and the largest one Lazaro Cardenas at 70 minutes “on wheels”.

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than petroleum M.P.C. Marcables to Cut R.T.A. Roll Total Tree 1. - CREATION OF MILLIONS OF EMPLOYMENTS Good Wages with large benefits, housing, education and health. (Reference 6) 2. - SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION Since1990, its support has been for the attention to communities, their towns and citizens, leaders, home state and common land neighbors and owners of private properties big and small, ranches with big extensions of land, with large economic and human necessities. (Reference 5 - 9 - 10 - 11) 3. - INDUSTRIALIZATION OF 152,440 HECTARES (for now) In the forests land area, we are including resin, mining, cattle, and virgin mountains in the State of Guerrero, (like model) we have the Cooperation and our neighbors' collaboration, colleagues and farmers, being able to reuse this model; with the collaboration and authorization of the PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC AND FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS, and could be used in all the forest areas of the country. (Reference 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 7) 4. - RESPECTING THE ECOLOGICAL BALANCE The project has a percentage of reforestation of more than 100% per every one (tree) that we industrialized sow and cultivation of trees.100% high yield and quick growth. Advances with new technology and stimulants, the trees with only 2 years of age can be ready to be used as a cellulose, at the age of 3 profitable in resin, and from 3 to 5 already lumber trees. (Reference green square next page) 5. - INDUSTRIALIZED FOUNDATIONS With the tax benefits and parts of our utilities, will be used to create FOUNDATIONS WITH INDUSTRIES, foundations for People of third age, children of the street, and orphans. Industry for: People that don’t have employment or housing. For that we will process, LUMBER, RESINS AND ETHANOL, derived of our raw materials, such activities will achieve our self-sufficiency to do the above. Our commitment is to take this project to the whole country. (Reference 7 - 12) 6. - INSTALLED CAPACITY All human resources are ready to begin the project, as well as the critical route to carry them out. We have studied and monitored the counting and with authorization of 35% in trees MPC And with 75% of resin RTA Physical Investigations and documented in industrialization and handling of resin, timber, lumber and derived. 7. - ECO-TOURISTIC PROJECT IN MORE THAN 4,500 HECS. BESIDE THE SEA

Resorts for wealthy people and/or retired, to live and hibernate Casinos resort, with all kind of fun and recreational centers, like: parks, tennis courts, horse western

Rodeos and charros show, racetrack, and tracks for marathons, cycling, 4x4 pick ups and 4x4 motorcycle races.

8. - CRITICAL ROUTE OF: 6, 12 AND 18 MONTHS: All together at the same time At the same time we begin building the nurseries and roads; we are matching, smoothing and level the areas for the industrial, housing and commercial complex.

Investment in ecology is profitable by nature

1- Me - Antonio Caster Vallarta. Creator and founder of Caster Group; I count with a multidisciplinary team and with 152,440 hectares of virgin timberland, cattle land and mining, with titles of private properties and legal possession. 2 - World Record It is a highly productive project, Sustainable, Renewable and more valuable and durable than petroleum. In pines, Mexico has World Record of Biodiversity, and it is not industrialized. 3 - Authorization In a dazonomic Study, monitoring and counting in 7,440 hectares, a single derived supplies for more than 150 industrialization factories, distributed in different places in the same state of the Mexican Republic.More than 21 of them with a capacity for more than 3000 employees in each complex and out in the camp more than 100.000 resin man in every 7,440 hectares. 4 - Richness beyond Imagination The raw materials and derived, they are many, and the derived, they are also raw materials. All of them generate countless industries and products of high consumption. To industrialize all and each one of them, other so many more factories are needed and in the forest more than 2,000,000 employees. 5 - Non Limited Union The 152,440 hectares will be increased with the Properties of our neighbors. Just with the Beginning of this Project, more than 500,000 Hectares will be joined. For the Rents purchases and cultivation of land, for where our 7 roads will pass. We also count with others, many more than 500,000 hectares and the support of the inhabitants Public land and towns, ranches and big communities 6. -In Guerrero State exist 5.2 Millions of Timberland virgin hectares Growing Surface to future: With more than 1,500,000 hecs.7 roads that will be opening giving life, to the virgin and almost Uninhabited Timberland Mountains 7 - Industrialization The applications of these raw materials have a countless of derived to industrialize. Example: Pharmaceutical Industry, Chemistry, Biological, Preventive, among others, being a Raw Material substitute in the application of the Hydrocarbons 8 - Sustained projects With properties, permits, planning, investigation, Costs, investment, critical route (lay out), installed Capacity so much physical as human 9 - Good better than good People trust in our projects due to social Ministration treatment that has been carried out Since 1990 Municipalities, towns and cities although They are Not farmers, they agree with us for the Necessity Of a good employment and wellbeing 10 - Collaboration and loyalty They are willing to collaborate, to lease or to sell, Inclusive to sign for indefinite time, some of them Until for 99 years. Their lands without this project, Are not worth, neither they serve, for almost Anything 11 - Signed Agreements We have a financing foreign insured in high yields To give continuity to projects and humanitarian Foundations 12 – Industrialized Foundations In them the raw materials will be industrialized And derived, for unemployed’ Benefits, persons at the third age orphans and homeless little children. For Humanitarian help to other foundations.

SUSTAINABLE AND RENEWABLE

1 - Application of techniques and appropriate Technologies thanks of the investigation. 2 - Handling programs of the natural forest and Cultivated 3 - Personal forest better qualified. 4 - Clearing forest, separations, pruning and Fumigations 5 - Construction of breaches fire wall. 6 - Increase of the production and forest productivity. 7 - Increase in the economic value of the forest areas. 8 - Increase in the quality of life. 9 - Development of Productive Groups. 10 - Immigrants decrease from the rural and forest areas to the urban areas. 11 - With the new techniques, the cultivated trees In 2 years begins to yield cellulose, from 3 to 5 years is lumber yielding and resin; at the age of 10 it’s Comparable to one with centuries of age 12 - Fast development and abundance in general. 13 - Communication routes, transport and economic Exchange, is to say, civilization 14 - 7 Roads that will make more roads, and take life to The uninhabited mountains and lonely ranches 15 - Good pay employments, housings, centers of health, Education, recreation and sport facilities, wellbeing for people. 16 - Greenhouses, nurseries with surplus, to sow trees to Make forest where there is not To sow and plant hundreds and hundreds of trees for each one of the existents 17 - To sow, to transplant, to implant, to clone and to Cultivate, trees of high yield, quick growth and high quality.

The wild trees grow, Without hurry, but without pause

The cultivated ones, stimulated with technology, Although, they grow; and grow quickly

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A RESOURCE MORE VALUABLE AND

DURABLE THAN THE PETROLEUM

The jungles and forests of Mexico: worth more than gold, but help, means and consultancy. Here it is explained as investing the

tendency, to avoid the catastrophe and in passing, to win fortunes.

IN NOH BEC Q.R: FROM PARIAHS TO MILLIONAIRES IN DOLLARS

INDEPENDENCE PROSPERS

he 70% of the national territory is of T forest lands, not capable for agricultural use. Mexico is the 10° country of the world in forest surface. In pines... World Record Of Biodivesity. The variety of climates favors the fast development of pines, chopos, sallows, melins, mahogany, cedar cypress and a numberless of exotic and troplical woods that are born alone, they grow up to 25% and quicker than in other countries, the contribution of the forest activity to the GDP (Gross domestic product)of hardly 2%, Only in some regions they are learning how to Industrialize it to cultivate it and to take care of it. Next examples, San Juan, Nuevo san Juan, Michoacán. Oaxaca and the Mexican southeast.

Attracted by the peacefulness chewing gum industry, they were deceived by a middleman thatI stole them the gum and leave them without a penny. 219 descending families of those destitute ones, today they prosper with the chewing gum export and fine wood to Japan, Germany, Italy, England and United States and the business leaves them 1,500,000 dollars per year and they enjoy the recognition of organizations international environmentalists Rain Forest Alliance. Green Groose and the World Fund for the Nature (WWF). For the orderly handling of their jungles and forests, far from being depredated they look well and they are taken care for the whole life.

110 Kilometers to the north of Chetumal where they received 62,717 acres... With manual tools, load animals and ancien customs in concessions chewing gums. Affiliated to the Federation of Cooperative of Quintana Roo, the colonists began to exploit gum trees (of those that the resin is extracted it bases). With the earnings they established cellars for the product and medical service (pharmacy, ambulances and a small rural clinic) for the land communities.

Maderas Industrializadas de Quintana Roo (MIQRO), obtained from the government the concession to extract mahogany and cedar in the jungle, included Noh Bec. The gum workers were employees as eventual workers and they didn't receive any pay for their sale of their work. at the beginning the government watched over that MIQRO started a forest plan for not depredating the jungle, with the time they began to cut more wood of the authorized one: they told them that they were getting only one cubic meter from each tree. In fact, they were getting more than 10 cubic meters.

When noticing of the deceit, in 1961 the homestares refused to that continues the immoderate pruning. After a quarrel with MIQRO and the federal government, the peasants just allowed the forest exploitation in exchange for the construction of a primary school (today there are also a secondary and a high school), sport courts, the road surfacing of streets and the payment as part of utilities. With the earnings some homestares were able to send their childrens to study engineering or forest technique and gradually they installed nets of drinking water, electric power and television for cable.

UN RECURSO MAS VALIOSO Y

DURADERO QUE EL PETROLEO

Las selvas y bosques de México: Valen más que oro, pero falta ayuda y asesoría. Aquí se explica como invertir la tendencia,

evitar la catástrofe y de paso, ganar fortunas.

EN NOH BEC Q.R: DE PARIAS A MILLONARIOS EN DOLARES

PROSPERA INDEPENDENCIA

l 70% del territorio nacional es de E tierras forestales, no aptas para uso agrícola. México es el 10° país del mundo en superfície forestal. En pinos… Record Mundial De Bidiovesidad. La variedad de climas favorece el desarrollo, velos de pinos, chopos, sauces, melinas, caoba, cedro, ciprés y un sinumero de maderas semipreciosas que nacen solas, crecen hasta 25% más rápido que en otros países, la contribución de la actividad forestal al PIB (Producto interno bruto) es de apenas 2%, Solo en algunas regiones están aprendiendo a industrializarlos cultivarlos y cuidarlos. A continuación ejemplos, San Juan, Nuevo San Juan, Michoacán, Oaxaca y el sureste mexicano.

Atraídos por la bonanza chiclera, fueron engañados por un intermediario que les robo la goma y los dejo sin un centavo. 219 familias descendientes de aquellos desvalídos, hoy prosperan con la exportación de chicle y maderas preciosas a Japón, Alemania, Italia, Inglaterra y Estados Unidos el negocio les reditúa 1,500,000 dólares al año y gozan del reconocimiento de organizaciones ambientalistas internacionales Rain Forest Alliance. Green Groose y el Fondo Mundial para la Naturaleza (WWF). Por el ordenado manejo de sus bosques y selvas, lejos de ser depredados lucen bien y son cuidados para toda la vida.

110 Kilómetros al norte de Chetumal donde recibieron 24,122 hectáreas... Con herramientas manuales, animales de carga Y antiguas costumbres en concesiones chicleras. Afiliados a la Federación de Cooperativas de Quintana Roo, los colonos comenzaron a explotar árboles de chicozapote (de los que se extrae la resina base). Con las ganancias establecieron bodegas para el producto y servicio medico (farmacia, ambulancias y una pequeña clínica rural) para los ejidatarios.

Maderas Industrializadas de Quintana Roo (MIQRO), obtuvo del gobierno la concesión para extraer caoba y cedro de la selva, incluido Noh Bec. Los chicleros fueron empleados como trabajadores eventuales y no recibieron pago alguno por la venta de sus maderas. Al principio el Gobierno vigilo que MIQRO pusiera en marcha un plan forestal para no depredar la selva, con el tiempo comenzaron a cortar más madera de la autorizada: les decían que de un árbol solo se conseguía un metro cúbico. En realidad, se obtienen más de 10 metros cúbicos de madera.

Al percatarse del engaño, en 1961 los ejidatarios se negaron a que continuase la tala inmoderada. Tras un altercado con MIQRO y el Gobierno Federal, los campesinos solo permitieron la explotación forestal a cambio de la construcción de una escuela primaria (hoy también hay una secundaria y un bachillerato), canchas deportivas, la pavimentación de calles y el pago de parte de las utilidades. Con las ganancias algunos ejidatarios pudieron enviar a sus hijos a estudiar ingeniería o técnica forestal y gradualmente instalaron redes de agua potable, energía eléctrica y televisión por cable.

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Plantations of paulownia With high technology and quick growth

Plantation 1 • Age: 4 months • Altitude : 2.10 m

With Inter Cultivation 2 • Age: 6 months • Altitude: 2.45m

Without pruning of 3 formation

• Age: 8 months • Altitude: 4.20m

With pruning of formation 4 • Age: 10 months • Altitude: 5.00 m

High density to 5 Industrialize

• Age: 12 months • Altitude: 4.20m

2 years of age 6 Already Celullosic, Lumber and ethanol

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as especies de pinos existentes en México son record mundial… Esta cifra aún es objeto de discusión taxonómica.

Algunos autores aseguran que suman unas 50, otros en cambio elevan la cifra de especies y subespecies hasta más de 70, pero hay algo que si es evidente para todos los botánicos: México es el mayor centro de diversidad mundial del genero Pinus.

Los pinos mexicanos crecen generalmente en las regiones montañosas, antes de los 1000, 1500 y más de 3000 metros de altitud. Junto con otros árboles como los oyameles, encinos y los cipréses, forman los llamados bosques de coníferas, que cubren alrededor de 17 millones de hectáreas del territorio nacional, es decir, 34% de la superficie arbolada del país.

Desde la época de la conquista han sido afectados los bosques de pinos, pues los suelos en que prosperan se han usado para otros fines como la agricultura, la ganadería y los asentamientos humanos; además los incendios, las plagas, y las talas indiscriminadas han acabado con muchos de ellos. En algunos casos, sin embargo, la propia explotación forestal ha ayudado a la supervivencia de estos bosques, ya que ha dado pie a su reforestación para seguirlos aprovechando. La explotación de los pinos produce grandes beneficios económicos. Según el Inventario Nacional Forestal Periódico de la SARH (1994)… más de 60% de las especies de pino tienen importancia comercial y 80 % de los productos forestales del país se obtienen de los bosques de pino-encino.

MEXICAN PINES

BIODIVERSITY WORLD RECORD

T he Pine species existing in Mexico are world record... This figure, is still matter of taxonomic discussion. Some authors

ensure that totalize around 50, others rise the figure of species beyond 70, but there is something obvious for every botanist: Mexico is the major diversity center from Pinus gender.

Mexican pines generally growth in mountainous regions, before the 1000, 1500 and more than 3000 meters of altitude. Together with others trees like oyamel, oaks, and the cypresses, constitute the so called, coniferous forests, that cover around 17 million hectares of national territory, which means, 34% of country lumber land.

Since Conquest period, the pines forests have been affected, because the ground where they grow up has been used for other purposes such as agriculture, cattle rising, and human settlements; additionally fire, plagues, and indiscriminate chopping, have extinguished a lot of them. In some cases, however, the forest exploitation by itself, has helped the survival of those forests, because it has permitted its reforestation in order to continue their utilization. The pines exploitation, yield great economical benefits. According to the Periodical Forest National Inventory by the SARH (1994)… more than 60% of pines species have commercial worth and 80% of the country forest yields are obtained from the oak-pines forests.

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REFERENCIAS Aprobación y apoyo de la :

PRESIDENCIA DE LA REPUBLICA

Dra. Laura Carrera Lugo .- Coordinadora de la Red Federal de servicio a la ciudadania de la Presidencia de la República.

Lic. Aniceto Alvarado González.- Encargado de la Unidad de Control de Gestión y Documentación de la Presidencia de la República.

Lic. Maria Julia Sobrazo.- Directora de Atención a la correspondencia y Seguimiento de la Presidencia de la República.

Lic. Jorge Hori Fojaco.- Director de Asuntos de la Presidencia de la Unidad Coordinadora de Participación Social y Transparencia.

Autorización forestal.

ESFOGRO,S.A. Estudios y Servicios Agropecuarios y Forestales de Guerrero, S.A.

Estudio dazonómico, monitoreo y conteo, autorización del 35% de árboles Maderables M.P.C. ( Marcables para cortar ).

ING. ALBERTO CARDENAS JIMENEZ

SEMARNAT Secretario de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales

ING. CARLOS E. GONZALEZ VICENTE

PRODEFOR Coordinador General de productividad de la Comisión Forestal Nacional

ING. ARTURO GARCIA AGUIRRE

Gerente Regional del Pacífico sur Forestal

ING. JULIO CESAR LOPEZ URIAS PRODEFOR

GERENCIA REGIONAL Gerente Forestal Estatal

Chilpancingo, Gro. México

REFORMA AGRARIA DE GUERRERO Lic. Aurora Solano Neri

Sub. Directora Chilpancingo,Gro.

PERIODICO LA JORNADA

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ZONAS CLIMÁTICAS SEGÚN KOEPPEN:

Clima Temperatura Tipo

Tropical Seco

Simbolo Mes más Caliente Mes más Frio

CLIMATE ZONES ACCORDING TO KOEPPEN:

1 Weather Temperature Type

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Symbol Hottest Month Coldest Month

Sup. A 18° C Extreme

Sup. to 18° C

Templado Frío Polar

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Sup. A 18° C Extremoso Sup. A 18° C Sup. A 10° C Inf. A 10° C

Sup. A 18° C

Sup. A 0° C Inf. A 0° C Inf. A 0° C

Simbolos de lluvia A partir de los cuadros de temperatura y lluvias, elaboramos un climograma y se determinó el clima para el predio antes mencionado según Koeppen y le corresponde (C) (Fm) w clima templado sub- húmedo todo el año con temperaturas promedio de 15.3 ° C.

Temperate Cold Polar

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Sup. to 18° C Sup. to 0° C Sup. to 10° C Inf. to 10° C

Inf. to 0° C Inf. to 0° C

2 Considering the temperature and rain charts, we elaborated a climategram and we determine the weather for the mentioned land according to Koeppen and it corresponds to be (C) (FM) w, temperate weather, sub-humid all year and with average temperatures of 15.3 °C

La precipitación pluvial anual del mes más seco es de 56 mm. de 3 The annual fluvial precipitation of the driest month of the year los últimos 40 años 782 mm. de lluvias de conversión que se precipitan a la tierra cuando chocan con las montañas, la temporada de lluvia son de Julio a Octubre. El área en estudio se encuentra en la zona montañosa y boscosa, es de origen volcánico, tectónica, que se encuentra en el eje neovolcánico, que atraviesa la República Mexicana de Este a Oeste, está constituida por una altiplanicie situada a más de 2000 mts. sobre el nivel del mar, de la que sobresalen numerosos cerros, la mayoría de los cuales representan aparatos volcánicos con sus respectivos matorrales y pastizales.

Morfológicamente en el área del predio, se pueden observar pequeñas cuencas cerradas (joyas). Donde el agua se pierde por infiltración, rodeadas por cerros de fuertes pendientes, por lo que se puede aprovechar una presa, formando un muro tapón y así minimizar gastos de producción.

is 55 mm, for the 40 years is 782 mm of conversion rains that precipitate into the land when they crash the mountains. Rain season is from July to October. The studied area is in the mountain and forest zone, is from volcanic origin, tectonic which is on the neo-volcanic axis that crosses the Mexican Republic from east to west. It is constituted by high tableland located at more than 2,000 mt over the sea level, where there are many hills which represent the volcanic devices with its corresponding shrubberies and pasturelands.

4 Morphologically, in the land area small closed watersheds are seen. Where the water is lost by infiltration, surrounded by strong slopes hills, that can be use as a weir, forming a stopper wall and therefore, minimize the production costs.

EL TECTONISMO: es la fuerza interna formada por el relieve, ya 5 TECTONISM: is the internal strength formed by shape of the sea levantando o hundiendo los bosques, así como también produciendo las elevaciones (montañas y volcanes) y las grandes depresiones. Por lo que el predio tratado para su avalúo está considerado como montaña de origen volcánico.

Aparte de la investigación realizada en la zona, se consultó a los 6 departamentos técnicos de algunas empresas madereras privadas y de Gobierno, como son: La forestal Vicente Guerrero y aserraderos de la región, así mismo se consultó a personas físicas y morales, que por la índole de sus actividades conocen el mercado de bienes raíces en la zona, además del conocimiento técnico del períto y la observación física del predio, de ingenieros agrónomos.

Al valor de la tierra, se suman los valores de bosques madereros, 7 árboles frutales, minerales, pastizales, grandes planicies para cria de ganado y cultivo de árboles de rapido crecimiento y alto rendimiento ademas de otros recursos naturales.

Tipo de terreno: Respecto al predio referido el 70.0% corresponde a montañas, el 10.0% corresponde a lomerío fuerte, el 15.0% corresponde a lomerío suave y el 5% a planicies.

El precio por hectárea incluye: el terreno, investigaciones y trabajos desde 1990; estudios dazonómicos, permisos forestales gubernamentales para caminos y maniobras como son: marcación y arrastre, permiso de acarreo e industrialización, pagos de escrituración, predial y otros.

mountains, by lifting of sinking the forests, as well as producing the elevation (mountains and volcanoes) and the great depression. So, this land is considered as a mountain of volcanic origin.

Besides the investigation done at the zone, the technical departments of some private and governmental lumber companies were consulted, such as Vicente Guerrero Forest and the sawmills of the region, as well as moral and physical persons, that because of their activities know well the real state market of the zone, besides the technical proficient knowledge and the physical observation of the land by agronomists engineers.

To the value of the land, is added the value of forests lumberland, fruit trees, minerals, pastures, big plains for livestock breeding and cultivation of trees of quick growth and high yield besides others natural resources.

8 Type of land: Regarding to the referred land, 70% corresponds to mountains, 10% to strong hills, 15% to soft hills and 5% to level ground.

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Precio p/ m2 15 USD_____________ 7440 has X 10,000 m 2 = 10 74,400,000 m2 × 15 =______________________ 1,116,000,000

The price for hectare includes: the land and their resources natural investigations and works from 1990; dazonomic studies, monitoring and count, government forest permits for roads and maneuvers like they are: marking and haulage, transporting permission and industrialization, title payments, taxes and others.

Price p/ m2 15 USD _____________ 7440 has X 10,000 m = 2

74,400,000 m2 × 5 =______________________1,116,000,000

ESTUDIO AVALUO de las 7440HAS. Y SUS RECURSOS NATURALES

Estudio dazonómico, conteo y monitoreo forestal de árboles maderables m.p.c. r.t.a. en 7440 has.

M.P.C. Marcables Para Cortar R.T.A. Rollo Total Árbol Arboles maderables, M.P.C ___________

VALUE STUDY OF THE 7440, ACRES AND ITS NATURAL RESOURCES

1 Dazonomic forest study, counting and monitoring of lumber trees. m.p.c. r.t.a. in 19,344 acres

M.P.C. Markable To Cut R.T.A. Roll Total Tree

9,523,200 r.t.a. 2 Total inventory M.P.C. ________________ 9,523,200r.t.a. autorización 35% _____________________ 3,333.560r.t.a. Especies autorizadas Pino _________________________ 300 Oyamel _______________________ 90 Ayacahuite ___________________ 150 Encino _______________________ 100 Especies autorizadas _________ 640 ___ 1,666.560 r.t.a.

Otras Especies, Exóticas y Tropicales __ 1,666.560 r.t.a. Total ___________________ 3,333.56 r.t.a.

PRECIOS EN EL MERCADO MEXICANO × USD

Pino _____________________________ 53

Oyamel __________________________ 45

Ayacahuite _______________________ 70

Caoba __________________________ 159

Cedro Rojo______________________ 137

Cedro blanco ____________________ 105

Total ______________ 569

3 Promedio ________________________ 94.8/ m Número redondo _________________ 95 Negociable ______________________ 90

3

Authorization 35% __________________ 3,333.560.r.t.a. Authorized Species Pine ________________________ 300 Oyamel ______________________ 90 Ayacahuite __________________150 Oak ________________________ 100 Authorized species __________ 640 ____ 1,666.560 r.t.a.

Other Species, Exotic and Tropical ___ 1,666.560r.t.a. Total _________________ 3,333.560r.t.a.

PRICES AT MEXICAN MARKET × USD

Pine _____________________________ 53

Oyamel __________________________ 45

Ayacahuite ______________________ 70

Mahogany ______________________ 159

Red cedar ______________________ 137

White cedar ____________________ 105 Total _____________ 569

3 Average _________________________ 94.8/ m Rounded number ________________ 95 Negotiable _______________________ 90

3 3 3,333,120 árboles × 9m = 29,998,080m × 7 × 90

USD_________________ 18,898,790,400 Precio físico del terreno maderero ________ 1,116,000,000 Palmilla 202 árboles 660,672 X 90 Maguey y Lechuguilla 10% 330,336 X 20 Caminos 372 Has. 2250

59,460,480 6,606,720

837,000

3 3 4 3,333,120 trees × 9m = 29,730,240 m × 7 × 90

USD ________________ 18,898,790,400 Physical Price of the land _______________ 1,116,000,000 Palmilla 202 tree 660,672 X 90 59,460,480 Maguey and Lechuguilla 10% 330,336 X 20 Roads 372 has. 2250

6,606,720 837,000

Total ________________________________ 20,081,694,600

Minerales

Más de 80 minas de piedras preciosas, oro, plata, tungsteno, otros y sus aleaciones, podríamos hablar de Billones de billones.

Solo por decir un numero: 1,000,000,000

Total _______________________________ 20,081,694,600

Minerals

5 More than 80 mines of precious stones, gold, silver, tungstene, other and its metal mixtures. We could talk of billion of billions.

Just to say a number: 1,000,000,000

Monto Total USD: 21,081,694,600 Total Amount USD: 21,081,694,600

ESTUDIO AVALUO DEL

TERRENO MADERERO

CON INDUSTRIALIZACION

Terreno Maderero, Resinero Minero, Agrícola y Ganadero. 7,440 hectáreas: R.T.A. Árboles maderables M.P.C: 9, 523,200 Autorización 35% = ______ 3, 333,120

Árboles de todos tamaños hasta entre 40 y 50 m3 El volumen de 152,440 has. -:- 7,440 = a factor 20.489

Autorización por hectárea r.t.a

Pino: 300 Oyamel: 150 Encino: 100 Ayacahuite: 90 Total: 640

640 árboles X 7440 has. = 4 761,600 r.t.a.

Autorización: 35% 1, 666,560 r.t.a. En 10 anualidades 166,656 r.t.a.

Con un promedio de 9m3 por árbol, para industrializar: m3 De pino 3500 De encino ______________________ 500 Total _ 4000 4000 X 269 1, 076,000 166,656 árboles x 9 m3 1, 499,904

Tomando el valor de las ventas anuales de: Pino en sus diversos productos tenemos___5. 714, 664,480 Encino industrializado en parquet___________899, 841,600

6. 614,506.080 X 10 años

66.145, 060,800 Más valor del terreno_____________________ 372, 000,000

Avalúo total del proyecto en 7440 has.___ 66. 517, 060,800 X Factor 20.489 De 152,440 has.

= 1. 362. 868, 058,731

Más de 80 minas 1. 000, 000,000 Monto total del Proyecto: 1. 363. 868, 058,731

Esta utilidad anual proviene de 7,440 has. De un turno de ocho hrs. 350 camiones, haciendo un solo viaje diario, con el método mexicano, como se hace referencia en el estudio forestal. Por otra parte, cuando se utiliza el método de desarrollo silvícola, se tríplica la producción, como lo indica el estudio forestal en el punto número 4. Y con esto si los camiones hacen tres viajes por día y trabajamos 3 turnos nuestra utilidad se triplicaría. Utilidad anual después de impuesto 3. 438, 300,000

Utilidad triplicada

Por 3 turnos de 8 horas) _______________ 10. 314, 900,000 Entre 12 meses) __________________________859, 575,000 Entre 4 semanas) ________________________ 214, 893,750 Entre 5 días)______________________________ 38, 345,353 Utilidad anual después de impuestos_____ 3. 438, 300,000 8 horas diarias, libres de impuestos_________ =12, 781,784 Utilidad neta diaria en un turno de 12 horas ___ 19, 172,676

Esto es el resultado en 7440 hectáreas. El total de nuestras propiedades es de 152,440 has. Hasta ahora 152440 -:- 7440 = factor 20.489 = 19, 172,676 19, 172,676 x 20.489 = números redondos: 393, 000,000

VALUE STUDY OF

THE INDUSTRIALIZATION

OF THE WOODEN LAND

Livestock, Mining, Timber and Resign 7,440 hectares: R.T.A. Wooden tree M.P.C. ________________________ 9,523,200 Authorization 35 % _________________________ 3,333,120

We count with trees of different sizes until between 40 and 50 m3 The Volume of 152,440 has. / 7,440 = to factor 20.489 Authorization per hectare r.t.a Pine: 300 Oyamel: 150 Oak: 100 Ayacahuite: 90 Total: 640

640 trees x 7440 ha = 4, 761,600 r.t.a. Authorization: 35 % 1, 666,560 r.t.a.

In 10 annuities 166,656 r.t.a. With an average of 9 m3 per tree, to industrialize:

m3 Of pine _______ ______________ 3, 500 Of Oak __________________ _____ 500 Total 4, 000 4000 X 269 = 1,076,000 166,656 trees x 9 m3 _ ________________ __ 1, 499,904 Taking in consideration the value of the annual sales of: Pine in its several products we have _______5.714, 664,480 Industrialized oak into parquet: _____________899,841,600

6.614, 506,080 X 10 years

66.145, 060,800 Plus the value of the land __________________ 372,000,000 Total value of the project in 7440 has._____ 66.517,060,800

X Factor 20.489 De 152,440 has.

= 1.362. 868, 058,731 More than 80 mines_________________ _____1,000,000,000 Total Amount of the project: 1.363.868, 058,731 This yearly profit comes rom 19,344 acres. Of an 8 hours shift, 350 trucks doing only one trip daily with the Mexican method as is refereed in the forest study. In the other hand, when the Silviculture Development Method be used the production will be tripped as show in the forest study at clause No. 4 And if the trucks do three trips a day and we work three shifts our profit will be tripled. Annual net profit after taxes_______________3.438, 300,000

Profit tripled

For 3 shifts of 8 hours)__________________10.314, 900,000 (Divided in twelve month)___________________859,575,000 (Divided in four weeks)_____________________214,893,750 (Divided in 5 days)__________________________38,345,353 Annual net profit after taxes_______________ 3.438,300,000 8 hours a day, free of taxes_________________= 12,781,784 Net daily utility in a 12 hours shift_____________19,172,676 This is the result in 19,344 acres. The total of our proprieties is 396,344 acres. Until now. 152440 has. / 7440 = factor 20.489 = 19,172,676 19,172,676 x 20.489 = a rounded numbers: 393,000,000

UTILITY PRICE, COST AND VALUE… FOR T HE VALUE OF THE PROJECT. ……………………………………………………………………………………………… … M.P.C… Marked to Cut R.T.A… Roll Total Tree. Factor of 152,440 -:- 7,440 = (factor) 20.489 page 46 - 3 Authorization 35% of trees timber-yielding M.P.C. 9, 523,200 R.T.A. In 7,440 hectares 3, 333,120 Pag 14 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Page. 140 P/1 year p/10 years Annual Sale de: 6,614,506,080 X 10 = 66. 145, 060,800 Project: without nurseries, resin, concessions, and commercial centers… 1. 366. 719, 558,731 Caster’s Contribution. 33. 960 000,000 33. 960, 000,000 TOTAL 1. 466.824, 619,531

INDUSTRIALIZATION OF FURNITURE See pages: 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65 in the CD OR in the portfolio. Parquet, triply, agglomerates, trupan, resipan, doors, furniture and others. P. 121 at 130 o'clock p / 1 year TOTAL Project, Sale and Contribution 1. 466.824, 619,531 NO COUNT THE NURSERIES, REFINERIES, COMMERCIAL CENTERS, CONCESSIONS; AND OTHERS NET UTILITY, financial states, 3, 438, 300,000 to one year, Page 141 in the CD or portfolio Net, tax-free utility, costs and expenses 8 hours 1 turn: 3, 438,300,000 x 20.489 = 70,447,328,700 X 10 = 704.473,287,000 3. 438, 300,000 -:- 1. 719, 150,000 = 5. 157, 450,000 = 5. 157, 450,000 x 20.489 = 105,670,993,050 X 10 = 1.056.709, 930,500 5. 157, 450,000 -:- 269 = 19, 172,676 X 20.489 = 393, 000,000

NET UTILITY, IN TIMBERLAND AND RESINS, IN 75%... WITHOUT 40% OF STIMULANTS… PAGE 86 … ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… ….

1%35,781,953 -:- 1000 = 1 AC. 35,781 Daily. Total. 13.533.210, 453,671 Plus:

WITHOUT COUNT MINES: IRON ORE, COPPER, NICKEL, SILVER, GOLD, AND PLATINUM MAINLY, NURSERIES, REFINERIES OF RESIN AND ETHANOL, COMMERCIAL CENTERS, CONCESSIONS AND OTHERS

Actios: 13.533.210, 453,671 -:- 100 = 1% 135. 332, 104,536

1%135.332, 104,536 -:- 1000 = 1 AC. 135, 332,104 SUSTAINABLE AND RENEWABLE Pages… 3 - 4 and 5 Extraction of resin: for life, for half life and for death - Study monitoring and count. Page 14 and 44 The total of the resin comes from 75% 3, 333,120 trees, and lumber-yielding (m.p.c.) In lumber lands like these, we can resin until in 100% (r.t.a) Rotating and allowing to rest, always 25% roll total tree. REFERENCES: DE RESINS IN THE FOLLOWING PAGE. Turpentine of Venice 40 dlls 110 ml = 499 usd p/liter Industrialized GRADE (Z - 8) Essence of turpentine 40 dlls p/Kg. Pigments and row materials, we deliver all over the country Email: ttamayo@prodigy.net.mx Resin of pine 95 dlls/Lt. With a minimum of industrialization grade Maderas.com Pine resin… hang-over 25 USD More cost of he/she sent, maderas.com Html Guides for International Organisms, Government Ministries… http://iufro.buku.ac.at/iufro/iufronet/d6/wu60304/Noticias%20iufro%202002-1-bpdf More results of sufro.boku.ac.at.

...P/1 Day . P/1 Month . P/1 Year . P/10 Years . 393, 000,000 x 24 9,432,000,000 x 12 = 13.184,000,000 x 10 = 1.131.840,000,000 3,185, 195,353 x 24 76,444,688,472 x 12 = 917.336,261,664 x 10 = 9.173.362, 616,640 3,578,195,353 85,876,688,472 1.030.520, 261,664 10. 305.202,616,640 1%35,781,953 1% 858,766,884 1% 10.305,202,616 1% 103.052,026,166

SUMMARY

RESINS CASTER STUDY. A

USD M.P.C. Marks to Cut R.T.A. Roll Total Tree Factor 20,489 = 152,440 / 7,440 = 20,489 THE MEXICAN PINES WORLD RECORD OF BIODIVERSITY RESIN OF PINE Official,(first section) Mexican Official NORM MOM-002-RECENT-1996, 312. ROW MATERIALS AND DERIVED Pitch, paint, thinner, varnishes, enamels, adhesives, paintings, pesticidal, plastics, rubber, medications, pesticides, pharmaceutical industry, chemical industry, among others. Esfogro, S. A. Studies, Agricultural and forest services of Guerrero, S.A. Investigation, monitoring, poll and count. In a surface of 7,440 hectares, similar at 152,440 Hectares. As for trees, grounds and undergrounds refers with authorization of cut of 35% trees timber yielding m.p.c. In a resin process, the figures of trees authorized end up being to 100% allowing to rest and being always rotated in 25%.

Economic benefit

BASED ON 35% OF TREES M.P.C We chose 26 timber and resin species The first ones 3, very well-known: Pine (timbre press), Oyamel and Ayacahuite 1. - Pine timber press several species. 300 trees per hec. X 7440 = 2, 232,000 trees x 1 Lt = 22, 320,000 X 25 Dlls p/Lt. = 558, 000,000 month x 12 Months = 6, 696, 000,000 x 20,489 =___________137, 194, 344,000 2. - Oyamel. 150 per he. X 7,440 = 1, 116,000 x 10 liters =11,160,000 x 25 dlls p/Lt. = 279,000,000 x 12 months = 3, 348, 000,000 x 20,489 =_____________68, 597, 172,000 3.- Ayacahuite. 90 per ha. x 7,440 = 669,600 x 10 Lts. = 6,696,000 x 25 dlls p/Lt. = 167,400,000 x 12 Months 2,008,800,000 x20, 489=_______________41,158,303,200 The next ones 12, are also generate “Pinus purview” P. Maximartinzii, P. culminicola, P. lagunae, P. radiate, P. pinceana, P. cipres, P. johannis, P. jaliscaza, P. nelsone, P. ebony, P. sabaine, P. waiacum. The following ones 11 less abundant and less well-known These last 23 species; they throw us a total of: 654.72 resin trees, with a 0.088 per hectare x 7,440 = 654.72 (in one more, in other less ones and in other neither one). 0.088 x 7,440 = 654.72 x 20,489 = 13. 414,558.08 x 20,489 = 654.72 x 7,440 = 4, 865,760 x 10 = 48, 657,600 x 25 = 1. 216, 440,000 x 12 = 14, 597, 280,000 x 20,489 = 229.083, 669,920 Total sum per year __________________546.033, 489,120 546, 033, 489,120 -: - 12 months = 45.502, 790,760 45, 502, 790,760 -: - 30 days =___________1, 516, 759,692

STUDY. B

SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION SOURCES CONSULTED P. 70 at 74 Aguilar, Nicolás, Nuevo San Juan Michoacán 1995. Álvarez – buylia Roces, 1995. Álvarez Icaza, Pedro, 1995. Caro Rosendo, 1995. Chapela Gonzalo, 1993. Lemus León Octaviano, 1995. Martínez, M. 1992. Masera, O, 1992. Perry, Jessé P, 1991. Ronahn de la Vega, 1992. Segura Gerardo, 1995. Styles Riant t, 1993. “Genus pinus” RESIN OF PINE (first section) Newspaper Official Mexican Official NORM MOM-002-RECENT-1996. Pine resin: viscous substance that naturally or for incision, it flows of the species Gender pinus, of the one which and by means of a first industrial process it is obtained pitch and paint thinner. As first row material (P. 173 in the portfolio or in CD) The study (A) was carried out based on 35% by Esfogro.s.a. Authorization of trees timber yielding m.p.c In 7,440 hectares for resin, similar to the 152,440 timber and resin hectares. Lands as these are susceptible to resin To 100%, Stimulated 75% The study A. Extraction of resin to Death With the authorization of 35% 3, 333,120 trees timber and resin, pines, oyamels, and other for (cuts) and so (supposedly) it does will intersect… First we resin it. Profit _____________1,516,759,692 I study B. Extraction of resin to half Life. 75% Net profit. ______ __3,185,195,353 I study C. Extraction of resin to Life. 100% Net profit. __________ _4,246,927,136 STIMULANTS At the moment with stimulants it is increased in 40% the production of resin. Page 86. MINIMUM PRICE This study was carried out with the minimum price 25 usd for liter, price of raw Resin, more transport cost. PINAR DEL RÍO P. 55 - 5 A liter and half a month Our pines give among a liter and half and more than 50 liters of resin a month… to Compare with page 54. THE MINIMUM THING Resin raw 10 liters p / c / incision each employee resin 100 trees a month. Daily quote 35 liters, an employee gathers it of so alone 1 to 3 trees. THE MOST MINIMUM THING 7,440 have. X 20,489 = 152,440 hecs. 100,000 resin employees for each 7,000 hectares 4 liters x 25 = 100 usd Costs and salary of the EMPLOYEE. We have left 31 liters for trip A liter 25 usd Expenses, taxes and transporting 35 liters x 25 = 850, 000 Usd. Utility 850 X 100,000 = 85, 000,000 SUM7____________________________85, 000,000 USD

MINING PROJECT USD METALS, MINES, IRON ORE COPPER AND NICKEL MAINLY…

To be the owners, to have and maintain the control over all of this mines; and properties, we need to update Titles, advances for the negotiations and transfers with our mining people, to regularize all our legal documents METALS PRICES: IRON ORE: COPPER: NICKEL: SILVER: GOLD: PLATINUM: 70 P/MT… 6,000 P/T… 42,000 P/T… 31,200 P/T… 15, 480,000 P/T… 26, 400,000 P/T… THERE ARE HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS, MANY BUYERS IN MANY COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD: The industrial materials of daily commercial use are at the end, almost finished: Iron and Copper, In the World the Iron and Copper, are nearly finished, and are not sustainable or renewable We have them; and we have a lot, enough to load 4 ships of 100 to 300,000 MT. Per month. We reassure more than 100 years of supply; Knowing that we have for Hundreds and hundreds more. FOR THE BUYERS OF IRON ORE: with all of this: with a better price, with so many mines and metal of high quality, In a slope going down with the load and so near to the sea; better than this, they will never find it, any where else. 1 - THE STATE GOVERNMENT; WILL GIVE US THE FEASIBILITY REQUESTED FROM US:

• Update titles, registrations, ours or others owners’ mines transfers and contributions, • Expert studies, Power Attorney with irrevocable Domain of each Property, copies of every one, • “All” notarized and certified In Caster Name and/or Caster Industries (THEN THEY CERTIFIED US)

2 - THE BUYERS WILL COME, IF WE HAVE WHAT THEY WANT… AND WHAT THEY WANT AND NEED, WE HAVE IT

Mines that haven’t been registered. Concessions of Mines that already are registered, and they, everybody wants to sell to Caster Industries. Also Mines concessions that we need and have to buy.

3 – FOR THE BUYERS TO COME, WE HAVE: Supplies for them for 99 years With good quality mines with documents, notarized and certificated. 4 - THIS IS WHAT THE BUYERS WANT: (WE)… we need to get for them all of those Mines, all the legal documents, permits and Concessions. (THEY) Give us an advance of 20 usd p/each/u. p/ 15,000, 000,000 MT. = 300. 000, 000,000 usd

A FOREST, LUMBER, RESIN, ETHANOL AND MINES PROJECT Timber lands, mining and resin industrialization properties and guarantees for the development of Caster Project.

We count with technology for sowed and harvest trees express development and high yield growing. 152,440. Hecs. (For Now)… X 10,000 = 1, 524, 400,000 m2 Value 15 usd p / m2 = 22.866,000,000

B - BIG AREAS WITH A PRIVED PROPERTY TITLES:

Virgin lands for timber resins and mines referred, because there’s never any roads build. C- WITH THE UPDATE GUARANTEES:

We can have and maintain the control, Power and domain, in mines, timber land, Nurseries, Ethanol, Sawmills, Industrial factories, cattle ranches, agricultural farms and trees plantations.

Enough guarantees to Start with, and continue, with all the credits that we have offer For example: O’Neil since 50,000,000 up to 15,000,000,000. More the before mentioned.

CONCESSIONS } In This Company, Everything is Recyclable; Even the money…

1 - Stores of Support.

2 - Gas stations.

3 - Reactionaries.

4 - Shops (in general).

5 - Hotels and Restaurants BAR.

6 - Chain of Restaurants.

7 - Pizzerias.

8 - Supermarkets.

9 - pharmacies.

10 - Furniture factories and stores.

11 - tortilla shops.

12 - Bakeries.

13 - Shoe factories and stores.

14 - Hardware stores.

15 - Water Purifications Plants.

16 - You manufacture of ice.

17 - Concession of Automobiles.

18 - Concession of insurances.

19 - Concession of Cellular.

20 - Concession of Recyclable.

21 - Bottling of Sodas.

22 - clinical, Hospitals 1, 2 and 3rd Level.

23 - Computer Studio shops and stores.

24 - Liquor store.

25 - Dens of vice.

CONCESIONES. } En Esta Compañía, Todo es Reciclable; Hasta el Dinero…

1-Tiendas de Apoyo.

2- Gasolineras.

3- Refaccionarías.

4- Talleres (en general).

5- Hoteles y Restaurantes bar.

6- Cadena de Restaurantes.

7- Pizzerías.

8- Supermercados.

9- Farmacias.

10- Mueblerías.

11- Tortillerías.

12- Panaderías.

13- Fábrica de zapatos y zapaterías.

14- Ferreterías.

15- Purificadoras de Agua.

16- Fábricas de hielo.

17- Concesión de Automóviles.

18- Concesión de seguros.

19- Concesión de Celulares.

20- Concesión de Reciclaje.

21- Embotelladora de Refrescos.

22- Clínicas, Hospitales 1a 2a y 3er Nivel.

Estudios de cómputo talleres y tiendas.

24- Licorerías.

25- Antros.

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68,814 hectares

Copies of Power with Irrevocable Domain, Lumber land, Resin, Agriculturist

and Cattle Land with Regimen of Private Property to Name Of Antonio Caster Vallarta similar to,

Caster Industries S. A. of C.V.

68,814 hectares are part of 152,440, the other ones 83,626 are in process,

proprietor's change and others. But in all and each one of them

we have the legal possession and the support of the inhabitants.