¡Estaba Bajo Tierra! Encuentran PODEROSO Tesoro En México; AMLO Lo Blinda ¡USA Lo Envidia!

Summary

This video script highlights the extensive efforts of Mexico's Secretariat of the Navy in collaboration with the government and the people to serve the nation. It showcases the development of the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, modernization of ports, security enhancements, and the transformation of Islas Marías from a penitentiary complex to a cultural and environmental hub. Additionally, it covers the advancement in the petrochemical industry, port development, and the national strategy for sargassum attention, reflecting a commitment to economic growth, social justice, and environmental conservation. The actions taken are described as a proud chapter in Mexico's national logbook, aimed at benefiting the country and its people.

Takeaways

• 👏 The Secretary of the Navy and the Mexican people are united in national efforts led by the government to serve the country, emphasizing pride in contributing to Mexico's narrative.
• 🛠 The Isthmus of Tehuantepec interoceanic corridor project, managed by the Secretary of the Navy, aims to connect the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, boosting industrial development and improving life quality in the south-southeast.
• 🔨 Modernization efforts include upgrading ports and creating new infrastructure, like the deep-water port in Salina Cruz, to significantly increase cargo and container handling capacity.
• 🚂 Revitalization of railway and highway systems to enhance connectivity and transportation across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, with significant progress in rail services and infrastructure.
• 🌳 The transformation of the Islas Marías from a penal complex into a cultural and environmental hub emphasizes conservation tourism, supported by the creation of a dedicated naval sector and visitor facilities.
• 🛩 The strategic sectorization of airports and ports under the Secretary of the Navy has led to increased security, drug seizures, and humanitarian rescues, contributing to national transportation and economic growth.
• 🚨 Support for the petroleum industry through enhanced security measures around strategic sites, like the Olmeca refinery and Dos Bocas port, highlights the role of naval forces in protecting national assets.
• 📊 The general coordination of ports and maritime merchant under the Navy has fostered a unified approach to port development, resulting in significant increases in tourist arrivals, cargo movement, and job creation.
• 🗼️ The national dredging plan has expanded capacity to meet 95% of the demand, showcasing a commitment to maintaining navigational safety and supporting flood mitigation efforts.
• 🌊 An emergent strategy to manage sargassum influx in the Caribbean showcases an autonomous fleet for collection, demonstrating a proactive approach to environmental challenges and support for the tourism industry.

Q & A

What is the primary goal of the actions undertaken by the Mexican Navy as described in the transcript?

The primary goal is to serve the country and make a maximum effort for the benefit of the Mexican people, as well as to take pride in contributing to a significant chapter in the national history.

What significant project is sectorized to the Secretariat of the Navy to strengthen industrial activity and improve quality of life in the south-southeast of Mexico?

The Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, a multimodal enterprise, is sectorized to the Secretariat of the Navy to strengthen industrial activity and improve the quality of life in the south-southeast of Mexico.

How is the modernization of ports contributing to Mexico's development, specifically in Salina Cruz and Coatzacoalcos?

In Salina Cruz, a new commercial port is being constructed with a breakwater of 16,600 meters and a depth of 25 meters, making it one of the deepest ports in the world for general and container cargo. In Coatzacoalcos, an access road, a railway, and a new customs facility are being built to modernize the port.

What role does the Mexican Navy play in the security and economic growth of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region?

The Navy deploys over 2,500 naval personnel in the region, including four Marine Infantry battalions, three advanced naval stations, and 17 naval detachments, to ensure economic growth and reduce poverty in the region through comprehensive, sustainable, and inclusive security measures.

How has the Secretariat of the Navy contributed to the transformation of the Islas Marías from a penitentiary complex to a cultural and environmental space?

By decree on March 8, 2019, the penitentiary complex ceased to exist, beginning the transformation into a cultural and environmental space, which includes the creation of the Islas Marías Touristic Enterprise to promote conservation tourism, and the establishment of a naval sector for the islands.

What achievements have been made in the operation and management of airports by the Secretariat of the Navy in 2023?

The Navy secured over 4 tons of drugs, performed 75,718 humanitarian rescues, and managed movements of over 46 million passengers, 46,244 tons of cargo, and 455,000 flight operations, contributing to almost 1.6% of the national GDP.

What is the significance of the new refinería Olmeca in Dos Bocas for Mexico's petrochemical industry, and how is the Navy involved?

The new Olmeca refinery in Dos Bocas signifies a major enhancement of Mexico's petrochemical capacity. The Navy is ensuring its security by constructing the Fifth Naval Region, a Battalion, and four Marine Infantry detachments, with an initial deployment of 1,000 elements projected to increase to 3,500.

How has the coordination of ports and merchant marines been improved under the Secretariat of the Navy?

The coordination has been unified and integrated under the Secretariat of the Navy, with 18 port administrations contributing to Mexico's economic and tourism development, including achieving a record in container cargo mobility and generating over 200,000 direct and indirect jobs.

What measures has the Secretariat of the Navy taken to address the sargassum issue on the Mexican Caribbean coasts?

The Navy implemented a strategy in 2019, building a self-sufficient fleet for sargassum collection, including an oceanic vessel and 11 coastal sargassum vessels, and collected over 22,564 tons of sargassum from the sea and beaches to support the tourism sector.

How has the Navy's capacity for dredging increased, and what impact has this had on Mexico's port infrastructure?

The Navy's dredging capacity increased to 68 million cubic meters, covering 95% of the national demand, enabling the execution of significant dredging projects like the Tabasco Comprehensive Dredging Plan, which benefits over a million residents by mitigating flood effects.