Government of Mexico considers privatization of airports
El Gobierno de México valora la posibilidad de privatizar aeropuertos
Intel ID : 226087
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Government of Mexico considers privatization of 18 airports in the country, either partially or 100%, as reported by newspaper El Economista on 11 June 2015. Some of the airports susceptible to privatization include: Internacional de Cd del Carmen, Internacional de Toluca, Internacional de Puerto Escondido, Internacional de Loreto, Internacional de Matamoros, Internacional de Campache, Internacional de Chetumal, Internacional de Nuevo Laredo, Internacional de de Tuxtla Gutiérrez and Intercontinental de Queretaro.
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El Gobierno de México evalúa la posibilidad de abrir 18 aeropuertos del país a inversión privada, de manera parcial o total, según ha publicado el periódico El Economista el 11 de junio de 2015. Algunos de los aeropuertos susceptibles de ser privatizados son: Internacional de Cd del Carmen, Internacional de Toluca, Internacional de Puerto Escondido, Internacional de Loreto, Internacional de Matamoros, Internacional de Campache, Internacional de Chetumal, Internacional de Nuevo Laredo, Internacional de de Tuxtla Gutiérrez e Intercontinental de Queretaro. |
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