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Mexicos tourist train project is sparking controversy as environmentalists condemn its detrimental impact on the regions fragile ecosystems. | Travel

More than a month after a Yucatan district judge ordered the inspection of the works of the Mayan Train section 5 South, the Quintana Roo courts have not complied with the requirement. Patricia Godínez, the complainant in the indirect protection trial 1003/2022, said that the District Judge of Mérida's verification order as urgent has not

Mauricio Vila had an outstanding participation in the nearshoring and infrastructure panel at the World Economic Forum Governor Mauricio Vila Dosal participated, at the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) and as president of the National Conference of Governors (Conago) in the panel discussion “Global Changes, the Moment of Mexico and the North

Among the materials recovered in section 6 are bags with ceramic pieces and metates. Photos: Fabián Gutiérrez / INAH "The most accepted theory about their function in pre-Columbian enclosures is that served to delimit crop areas or even living spaces," said the field manager of Front 1 of Section 6 of the Mayan Train, Fabián

During yesterday morning's press conference at the National Palace, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced the complete Mayan Train network, including all seven sections, stations, and depots, will be operational by August 2024. This timeline places completion one month before his term ends.

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) announced that the Mayan Train project will be delayed, once again, this time due to the construction of a cable-stayed bridge. Obrador referred to criticism of the project due to the contamination of a cenote in this part of the route. “It was decided to build a cable-stayed bridge

The emblematic work of the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the Maya Train, presents a failure on average once every three days; This has been the case during its first two months of operation, according to the company that operates the Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA). From December 16, the day the first

Mexican cement producers anticipate modest growth in 2024

The PAN candidate firmly believes that, to develop the country in a healthy manner, checks and balances are necessary

"It is not correct that for such a large project, with a super-million dollar investment and where thousands of people will travel, such as the Mayan Train, they do not hire qualified people, with experience and knowledge", professional railway workers say. Instead, they hire workers who have never worked in the railroad system, says a