lunes, 8 de septiembre de 2014

BRICS PROCESS China Investing in Mexican Infrastructure Projects



BRICS PROCESS

China Investing in Mexican Infrastructure Projects

Sept. 7 (LPAC)--Chinese construction, rail, and related companies
are investing in key projects in what is being called Mexico's
Economic Corridor of the North, involving the states of Nayarit
on the Pacific coast and Chihuahua which borders the U.S.
        During last year's visit to Mexico by Chinese President Xi
Jinping, the two governments signed a Comprehensive Strategic
Alliance, and China is looking at a number of investment
possibilities, including plans to invest $35 billion in Mexico's
energy sector, {El Universal} reported Aug. 8.
        Two major projects are about to get underway shortly, thanks
to the organizing of Roberto Sandoval, Governor of Nayarit, and
Cesar Duarte, Governor of Chihuahua. One is a new deep-water port
in Nayarit, and the other, a rail link from that port, through
Chihuahua and into the U.S. state of New Mexico, with its
terminus at the Santa Teresa port of entry.
        Sandoval and Duarte were in China in late July and early
August to secure financing for what Sandoval calls the
"China-Nayarit-Chihuahua-U.S." development corridor. While these
are private projects, the Mexican government must grant
authorization for them to proceed. It should also be noted that
the Chinese involvement in the construction of an inter-oceanic
canal through Nicaragua is also technically a private sector
project, run through the Chinese company HKND.
        Gov. Duarte announced Sept. 5 that China's ambassador to
Mexico, Qiu Xiaoqi, had notified him that the Development Bank of
China will provide $1 billion to finance the Nayarit-Chihuahua-
New Mexico rail project. Railroad construction company, China
Hyway Group, Ltd., owned by the Development Bank, will partner
with other Chinese firms and begin construction before the end of
this year.
        Gov. Sandoval, who has made repeated trips to China,
announced in late May that several large Chinese private-sector
companies will invest $3.5 billion to build "Puerto Nayarit" over
the next three years which, when completed, will be the largest
deep-water port in Ibero-America. It is expected to generate
25,000 jobs in the state and spark a major economic boom, as
well. The port will be the only one in North and Central America
able to dock large container-bearing ships.
        According to www.nayarit.gob.mx, in three months Mexican
President Enrique Pena Nieto and Chinese President Xi Jinping
will lay the first stones of what will be "the first project of
the Mexico-China Alliance." [crr]


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Demandan cierre de mina en Cananea líderes de asociaciones


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Demandan cierre de mina en Cananea líderes de asociaciones

Demandan cierre de mina en Cananea líderes de asociaciones

Lunes 25 de Agosto , 17:41 por Uniradio Noticias

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Por: Marlene Valero
Hermosillo.- El retiro de la concesión a la mina Buena Vista del Cobre de Grupo México, exigen los miembros del Sindicato Minero Sección 65 de Cananea, en conjunto con asociaciones civiles y diferentes asociaciones sindicales; de no ser escuchados, saldrán a las calles a manifestarse.
En rueda de prensa, Sergio Tolano, secretario general del sindicato minero; Tomás Rojo, líder de la Tribu Yaqui; Alberto Vizcarra, dirigente de Movimiento Ciudadano por el Agua, entre otros, denunciaron que en Sonora, las empresas mineras han vivido en un paraíso de impunidad en conspiración con el Gobierno del Estado, lo cual tiene que parar.
“Desafortunadamente hoy padecemos todos esa contaminación, porque no nomas es de los habitantes de esas comunidades y de Hermosillo. Hacemos un llamado a la ciudadanía a mostrar su inconformidad que se tiene con esta clase de empresarios”, manifestó Sergio Tolano.
Agregó que tomarán acciones en conjunto, para evitar que Grupo México y las empresas mineras que operan en Sonora, sigan acabando con el estado en cuanto a los ecosistemas y la economía.
Además, en el manifiesto que presentaron, exigen el cierre del Acueducto Independencia, por ser ilegal y atentar contra los derechos de la Tribu Yaqui.
De igual manera asistió la activista Rosa María O 'Leary, quien lamentó los hechos trágicos en el Río Sonora y pidió justicia para los pobladores de los siete municipios afectados, así como castigo a los culpables. 
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