The Mexican Chamber of Construction submitted 10 infrastructure plans with a total investment of US $15 billion.

2012-12-25 09:12:50

Mexico's Financier newspaper reported on December 14 that the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry submitted a plan to the Parliamentary Infrastructure Committee for 10 infrastructure projects with a total investment of 194.6 billion pesos ( $15 billion), hoping that the Mexican Federal Government would adopt these projects in order to promote economic development.

Mexico's Financier newspaper reported on December 14 that the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry submitted a plan to the Parliamentary Infrastructure Committee for 10 infrastructure projects with a total investment of 194.6 billion pesos ( $15 billion), hoping that the Mexican Federal Government would adopt these projects in order to promote economic development.

These projects include the laying of 2,214 kilometres of north-north-west Mexico gas pipelines at a cost of 44.805 billion pesos (US $3.4 billion); the construction of a new airport in Mexico City at a cost of 42.17 billion pesos (US $3.2 billion); Metro Line 3 in Monterrey, 25.908 billion pesos (US $2 billion); train from Ecatepec to Martin Carrera metro station in Mexico City, 17.817 billion pesos (US $1.4 billion); Construction of the Monterrey VI water pipeline, with an investment of 14.502 billion pesos (US $1.1 billion); Expansion of the Jerez-Tlal-Tenango-Guadalajara highway, with an investment of 10.702 billion pesos (about 800 million US dollars); Construction of the second floor of the highway between Mexico City and Puebla, with an investment of 10.5 billion pesos (about US $800 million); reconstruction of the irrigation area in Tamaulipas, with an investment of 10.454 billion pesos (about US $800 million); Construction of the Oaxaca-Mitla road, with an investment of 9.3 billion pesos (about US $700 million); construction of the Oaxaca-15 road, with an investment of 8.5 billion pesos (about US $700 million).

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The Mexican Chamber of Construction submitted 10 infrastructure plans with a total investment of US $15 billion.

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