Cracked Walls, Lost Mangroves, Eroding Beaches: The Real Cost of Progreso’s Viaduct
Progreso is the primary coastal entry and exit point for cargo in Yucatán, Mexico. The port city faces a severe logistics crisis due to the sheer volume of commercial transportation. Every day, approximately 12,000 heavy cargo trucks travel through the urban center. These vehicles must navigate standard residential streets to reach the port facilities. The...
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