Boxes piling into Mexican ports – but then piling up
Mexico’s box ports continue to boost throughput, fuelled by nearshoring and roaring trade with the ...
The new Mexican government’s plans for a solution to the chronic frustration that is the capital city’s international airport, are not going anywhere fast.
If anything, the latest moves have left operators and observers wondering if the administration knows what it is doing.
Government ministers have contradicted each other about the future role of the gateways that will make up Mexico City’s planned airport system.
Following a much-criticised referendum in early November, the incoming government announced its decision to scrap the development of a ...
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