The line 4 of the Cablebús project, connecting Tlalpan and Coyoacán in Mexico City, spans 11.4 km and will transport 65,000 people per day in just 40 minutes.
Among its advantages, it will provide multiple connections across Mexico City, including service to 30 neighborhoods in Tlalpan, 9 neighborhoods in Coyoacán and notably, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Ciudad Universitaria).
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (Secretaría de Infraestructura, Comunicaciones y Transportes, SICT)
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One of the main regulatory changes was the transformation of the decentralized body Rail Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF), previously under the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT), which led to the creation of the new Integrated Trains and Public Transportation Agency (ATTRAPI). This new agency will function as a decentralized body with legal personality, its own assets, and technical and operational autonomy, and will remain under the purview of the SICT.
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In addition, 15 passenger trains for the Mexico–Pachuca route will be tendered; the call for bids will be published tomorrow, July 10.
It was noted that the goal of building the Mexico–Nuevo Laredo and Mexico–Nogales train routes is to connect the central and northern regions of the country.
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced that construction of the Querétaro–Irapuato and Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo trains will begin in September, with bidding processes to be awarded in August. Additionally, 15 trains for the Mexico–Pachuca route will be tendered tomorrow, July 10, demonstrating that the State is regaining its capacity to provide railway transportation for the people of Mexico.
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The Government of Mexico and the private sector will invest 134 billion MXN in airport infrastructure.
This historic amount will boost connectivity and generate more than 200,000 direct and indirect jobs through modernization and expansion works at 62 airport terminals.
The strategy responds to an annual passenger growth projection of 4%, which will result in an additional 32 million travelers.
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT)
The Government of Mexico is promoting a historic investment in water infrastructure to benefit 6.4 million people.
An investment of over 9 billion MXN is planned over the next three years, of which 2.588 billion MXN will be allocated in 2025.
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Line 4 of the Cablebús in Mexico City – 11.4 km
The line 4 of the Cablebús project, connecting Tlalpan and Coyoacán in Mexico City, spans 11.4 km and will transport 65,000 people per day in just 40 minutes.
Among its advantages, it will provide multiple connections across Mexico City, including service to 30 neighborhoods in Tlalpan, 9 neighborhoods in Coyoacán and notably, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Ciudad Universitaria).
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (Secretaría de Infraestructura, Comunicaciones y Transportes, SICT)
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Creation of the Integrated Trains and Public Transportation Agency
One of the main regulatory changes was the transformation of the decentralized body Rail Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF), previously under the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT), which led to the creation of the new Integrated Trains and Public Transportation Agency (ATTRAPI). This new agency will function as a decentralized body with legal personality, its own assets, and technical and operational autonomy, and will remain under the purview of the SICT.
Source: Center for Public Finance Studies
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In August, bidding processes for the Querétaro–Irapuato and Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo trains
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo announced that construction of the Querétaro–Irapuato and Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo trains will begin in September, with bidding processes to be awarded in August. Additionally, 15 trains for the Mexico–Pachuca route will be tendered tomorrow, July 10, demonstrating that the State is regaining its capacity to provide railway transportation for the people of Mexico.
Source: Presidency of the Republic
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134 Billion MXN Investment in Airport Infrastructure
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT)
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Over 9 Billion MXN in Water Infrastructure Investment
The Government of Mexico is promoting a historic investment in water infrastructure to benefit 6.4 million people.
An investment of over 9 billion MXN is planned over the next three years, of which 2.588 billion MXN will be allocated in 2025.
Source: National Water Commission (Conagua)
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