All Aboard the AMLO Express: Passenger Trains Make a Triumphant Comeback
AMLO announces the return of passenger trains to Mexico, restoring national sovereignty. In a lively morning conference, he highlights the recovery of over 2,000 km of railroads and addresses security concerns.
In a lively morning conference filled with AMLO's candid remarks, the President of Mexico announced a breakthrough in restoring the country's rail transportation system. With animated gestures and a distinct sense of excitement, AMLO shared the news that the passenger railroads, lost to privatization under a previous administration, were making a triumphant return.
"It's time to have communication again, just like in the good old days, when trains crisscrossed our beautiful nation," declared AMLO, as he invited his audience to join him for breakfast. Unveiling his ambitious plan, he expressed his desire to deliver 2,000 kilometers of railroads with passenger trains by the end of his term—a historic feat not witnessed for decades.
AMLO passionately highlighted the strategic significance of reviving the rail system, which he described as crucial for national security and the preservation of Mexican sovereignty. He lamented the misguided decision to privatize the railroads during Ernesto Zedillo's administration, emphasizing that it was time to rectify this mistake.
