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Mexico announced Thursday that its army-run airline will start up in September — but the flight attendants won’t be soldiers. The administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has also put trains, law enforcement, tourism and infrastructure projects under the army’s command. Defense Secretary Luis Cresencio Sandoval originally said the contract with Boeing would be for $4 billion, but later corrected himself to say he meant 4 billion pesos, or about $235 million.

Mexico announced Thursday that its army-run airline will start up in September - but the flight attendants won't be soldiers.

Travelers will soon have another option for flying between cities in Mexico.

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Mexico announced Thursday that its army-run airline will start up in September — but the flight attendants won’t be soldiers. The administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has also put trains, law enforcement, tourism and infrastructure projects under the army’s command. Defense Secretary Luis Cresencio Sandoval originally said the contract with Boeing would be for $4 billion, but later corrected himself to say he meant 4 billion pesos, or about $23...

Mexico announced Thursday that its army-run airline will start up in September — but the flight attendants won’t be soldiers. The administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has also put trains, law enforcement, tourism and infrastructure projects under the army’s command. Defense Secretary Luis Cresencio Sandoval originally said the contract with Boeing would be for $4 billion, but later corrected himself to say he meant 4 billion pesos, or about $23...

The new museums - part of the Maya Train project - will provide a showcase for archaeological finds made during the construction process.

President López Obrador's daily pressers covered Maya Train progress, migrant workers, violence in Chiapas, junk food and more this week.

Don Manuel's knowledge of ancient Mayan remedies is being preserved for future generations thanks to a group of determined college students.

AMLO covered trilateral fentanyl talks, reduced income inequality, a Gulf oil spill and more during this week's daily press conferences.