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The Mayan Train project in Mexico gained momentum this weekend as the first shipment of ballast arrived. Crews working on the Mayan Train project in Mexico have received over 7,300 tons of ballast material from Veracruz and in total the project will need over 4.6 million cubic meters for the seven sections of the route. Upon completion, the Mayan Train will span 948 miles, connecting cities along the Yucatan Peninsula, from Palenque in Chiapas to Cancun, Quintana Roo. Here are the latest developments as follows: In section 1 of the Boca del Cerro bridge project, workers have advanced their efforts

Anyone, including someone who is visiting Mexico on a tourist visa, may own property in Mexico. The Mexican government has stated that if you sign a contract, rent a house or condo, buy a house or condo, or lease property, you are no longer a “tourist” and therefore invited to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa. An important thing to realize is that to be able to buy property in Mexico, one does not need to have a Temporary Resident Visa. However, having invested and bought a property in Mexico you are then able to apply for a temporary resident