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By MBN Staff - Wed, 10/29/2025 - 13:45
Mexico’s construction sector saw production, employment, and hours worked decline in August 2025, confirming a continued nationwide slowdown.
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SICT says it closed 2025 with major gains in roads, bridges, passenger rails, airport upgrades, school builds, and public spaces.
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