Mexico Reviving Transcoastal Railway to Capitalize on Dry Panama Canal
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One country's drought is another's windfall.
The Financial Times profiled a plan by the Mexican government to revive a 100-year-old railway line. The renovated line would span Mexico's two coasts at the country's narrowest point, providing a new artery through which international freight can flow.
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