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05 Jan 2025, 1:32 am

So theory is that high speed trains could connect Mexico with Brazil, create improvements for the people.
Another idea is marketing and selling Chinese flying drone taxis to Mexico and creating demand for countries to get with the hype.



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After Mexico, seems other European countries could follow upgrading for future



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05 Jan 2025, 5:55 pm

Ursula wrote:
So theory is that high speed trains could connect Mexico with Brazil...


Darién Gap

How will they get through the Darién Gap? That's currently the reason why no road or rail connections between North and South America exist.


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