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Sustainable, connected cities: Urban Reform for Mexico

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EMBARQ Mexico has worked to support urban reform measures that improve the quality of life for the 90 million urban residents in Mexico, many of which spend up to 50% of their household income on transport.
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100 ideas for urban reform in Mexico

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#ReformaUrbana campaign pushes for more inclusive, connected cities
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The Life and Death of Urban Highways

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If the twentieth century was known for building highways, the twenty-first century may be known for tearing them down. A new report jointly produced by the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP) and EMBARQ, "The Life and Death of Urban...
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Snapshot | Martita

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In the suburbs in the outskirts of Mexico City, residents like Martita are under-served by mass transit. It can take anywhere from two and a half, to three hours to commute to and from work. Unreliable service and daily breakdowns are just part of Martita's daily commute.
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