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Economy & Business - June 2009 (ISSN 1741-7430)
MEXICO: Rethinking Punta Colonet
Juan Francisco Molinar Horcasitas, the minister for Comunicaciones y
Transportes (SCT), admitted at the end of June that the government is rethinking
the US$5bn Punta Colonet port project, billed as the most important national
infrastructure project of President Felipe Calderón's sexenio. Any delay will
have implications for the other major new infrastructure project, the
construction of Mexico's first new oil refinery for a generation.
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