Rail blockade busting lifts Mexican freight industry hopes

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Rail blockade busting lifts Mexican freight industry hopes

| Mar 11, 2020 5:01PM EDT
The Mexican National Guard has ended a protestor blockade that halted trains on a Ferrosur rail line in southern Mexico, one of two incidents in which the federal security force helped free rail lines blocked by protestors in the last week.
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