Secretaría de Desarrollo Territorial Urbano Sostenible del Estado de Quintana Roo
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News in: Infrastructure (Mexico)
Mexico City’s trolleybus expansion to Mixcoac now due for 1Q25
In October 2022, Mexico City’s government said construction would take six months. The date was later pushed back to March of 2024.
Mexico's interoceanic corridor faces referendum controversy
Local media reported that indigenous referendums that approved the infrastructure project included severe irregularities.
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