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New tallest in Mexico, Rise 1558 ft/475 m 105 fl Monterrey, Mexico
u/Spascucci — 2 hours ago
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Confirmed stations of the Saltillo-Monterrey-Nuevo Laredo passenger train line in Mexico, 396 km of new tracks, diesel powered, not electrified, Alstom won the tender to build the trains for the line that will have a speed of 200 km/h
u/Spascucci — 3 hours ago
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The new tallest in Mexico reaches level 95 of 101, Rise Tower, Monterrey, México 475m/1558 ft
u/Spascucci — 11 days ago
Monterrey, Mexico with its Monorail under construction
u/Spascucci — 19 days ago
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Updates of the Monterrey, Mexico Monorail, the metro station in the first pic looks tiny compared to the new monorail station
u/Spascucci — 19 days ago
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Construction of Rise tower reaches level 92 of 101 in Monterrey, Mexico
u/Spascucci — 25 days ago
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Rise in Monterrey, México reaching 91 of it's 101 floors, 475 m/1558 ft
u/Spascucci — 1 month ago
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Mexico City is trying to get CRRC to pay its 85 million USD fine for the delays in the renovation of the Mexico city metro line 1 with new trains
enfoquenoticias.com.mxu/Spascucci — 1 month ago