Mexico Railway Lacks Maintenance Records After Deadly Derailment

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In the two years since its inauguration, the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Railway has no records of maintenance or supervision on Line Z, where a derailment occurred last December, leaving 14 dead, reported El Universal.

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