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Cheladas

Los esperamos a un lado del comedor Óregano en la entrada de roca blanca, apartir de las 5:00 pm .!

Pedidos a domicilio .!
Tel: 9581070989

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Today Saturday & Sunday we offer you rich tlayudas & meat toast.!
Fresh water
Micheladas
Cheladas

We'll be waiting for you at the side of the dining room, at the white rock entrance, from 5:00 pm.!

Home orders.!
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  Waiting rooms will be expanded, escalators, elevators and moving walkways will be replaced, and baggage carousels and air conditioning systems will be upgraded.

Mexico City airport upgrade to make it less commercial, more ‘humanist’

New plan intends to make the facility more functional, comfortable and sustainable

Published on Thursday, October 1, 2020

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The federal government intends to make the Mexico City airport less commercial and more comfortable for everyday passengers.

Prepared by the Ministry of Communications and Transportation (SCT), the 2020-2024 plan for the airport says the facility should no longer be thought of as a commercial center.

During the previous federal government, commercial activities at the airport were prioritized over making the facility comfortable and user-friendly for passengers and employees, the SCT said.

“Employees lack tools to do their jobs and poor signage causes more confusion than certainty,” the ministry said. “In order to counteract this situation, the experience of users will be improved.”

The Benito Juárez International Airport, which is operated by the government-owned corporation Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares, will be transformed to make it more functional, comfortable and sustainable, according to the 2020-2024 plan.

The airport will also be made more user-friendly for vulnerable groups of people such as the disabled, the SCT said.

Waiting rooms will be expanded, escalators, elevators and moving walkways will be replaced, baggage carousels and air conditioning systems will be upgraded and taxi and bus pick-up and drop-off zones will be made safer and more efficient in addition to a range of other projects.

To guide the airport’s transformation, management will consult with experts and take the views of airlines, taxi companies and security firms into account, the document said. The SCT said that airport management will not yield to interest groups, which it charged have dictated airport decisions for decades.

The ministry asserted that there are too many premium lounges in the airport’s two terminal buildings and not enough areas where equal conditions are guaranteed for all passengers.

The airport can be part of the so-called “fourth transformation” the government says it is carrying out by being a “humanist and social” facility, the SCT said. The economic inequality and exclusion established there in recent decades must come to an end, it added.

The document, which has been approved and submitted to the National Commission for Regulatory Improvement, said the airport’s funding and profits between 2013 and 2018 totaled more than 64.7 billion pesos (US $3 billion at today’s exchange rate).

The airport was allocated “extraordinary resources for the permanent modernization of infrastructure but abandonment prevailed,” it said.

“Essential resources were approved for the rehabilitation of aeronautical facilities while the terminal buildings and support areas were forgotten.”

The document charged that the quality of services offered at the airport to passengers was diminished during the previous government, which envisioned that the facility would close once the (now-canceled) new Mexico City airport was built.

The government is building a new airport at the Santa Lucía Air Force Base north of the capital but sees the existing airport, as well as that in Toluca, México state, as part of a three-prong plan to meet future demand for airline services to and from the greater Mexico City area.

Source: El Economista (sp)

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High hopes for US, Canadian visitors to reactivate tourism Tourists are opting for destinations that can be reached by flights of no longer than 4 1/2 hours, which could be good for Mexico. FULL STORY

 

High hopes for US, Canadian visitors to reactivate tourism

Tourists are opting for destinations that can be reached by flights of no longer than 4 1/2 hours, which could be good for Mexico. FULL STORY

Mexico News Today Friday, October 2, 2020

 

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2020

Senate leader expects pot law in December Mexico is on the verge of legalizing the recreational use and commercialization of marijuana, a move expected to open up a lucrative market. FULL STORY

Abolishing trusts 'historic blow' to science, culture Several academics have slammed a plan to abolish more than 100 public trusts, asserting that it represents a threat to scientific research. FULL STORY

On list of Covid deaths per capita, Mexico is No. 10 In absolute numbers, Mexico has recorded 77,000 confirmed fatalities. FULL STORY Hundreds of families lose everything in Tabasco floods Some neighborhoods of the capital city saw standing water up to one meter deep after four hours of heavy rain fell. FULL STORY High hopes for US, Canadian visitors to reactivate tourism Tourists are opting for destinations that can be reached by flights of no longer than 4 1/2 hours, which could be good for Mexico. FULL STORY Baja bar owners demand permission to reopen Also in the news from Baja California Sur: the state's most expensive vacation rental. FULL STORY ADVERTISEMENT Mexico City airport seen as too commercial The airport will be transformed to make it more functional, comfortable and sustainable, according to its 2020-2024 plan. FULL STORY Airport planned in Tulum The facility will stimulate the economy in Mexico's south and southeast, President López Obrador said. FULL STORY Health minister promises free medications, specialty healthcare as of December 1 Jorge Alcocer said the government was complying with its commitment to make specialty health care free as of that date. FULL STORY New warning labels now required on packaged foods  Black informational octagons must be placed on packaged foods that are high in saturated fat, trans fat, sugar, sodium or calories. FULL STORY Court approves referendum on presidential trials President López Obrador has secured approval for a controversial referendum on whether his predecessors should face trial for corruption. FULL STORY Do you feel safe eating at restaurants? Weighing the risks in the ‘new normal’  As the pandemic closed restaurants and cafes, people adjusted and stayed home. Now, as restaurants reopen, people are wondering what to do. FULL STORY MEXICO LIFE The Mazati Project: the biggest private wildlife reserve in Mexico The project has 2,750 hectares in Jalisco’s Sierra de Amula, writes John Pint, of which 1,100 are a nature reserve where no building will be permitted. FULL STORY

• 12 municipalities in Sinaloa labeled green for virus risk • At US $3.57 billion, August remittances up 5.3% • 2 wounded as violence breaks out during occupation of toll plaza • Drunk driver plows into baby shower, expectant mother loses child • 82-year-old finishes primary school, learns to read