Why doesn t Mexico have trains?

México has an extensive railway system. Unfortunately, just like in the United States and many other countries, the entire rail system died a slow death. The only remaining passenger train in Mexico runs through the Copper Canyon. All remaining rail routes are used solely for cargo.



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