Mexico to Invest $5 Billion in Transportation Infrastructure Jul 16th 2013, 11:14
Mexico’s transportation infrastructure could be thoroughly modernized in the next five years. AP reported that the Mexican government would invest about $100 billion in the country’s first high-speed rail links along with road, telecom and port projects. The investments in Mexico’s tourism infrastructure are scheduled to take place in the next five years. The projects will include four airports, seven seaports and 3,350 miles of highway. Approximately 360 miles of high-speed rail links will be constructed, with one line linking Mexico City to such cities as Toluca and Queretaro. Yet another line is expected to cross the Yucatan Peninsula.
Scott Foresman Science
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