There is a vast deficit in infrastructure in Mexico and it is impacting the country’s potential for growth, competitiveness and stability. Public sector resources are being mobilized, but insufficient to meet the pressing needs and though capital flows – both local and international – into infrastructure projects have improved, the need for further private sector investment remains huge.
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