Officials with the Spanish toll road operator Cintra have announced that the company has secured $430 million in loans from the U.S. government to build and operate two segments of a toll road in central Texas.
Sphere: Related ContentFor those in denial about the NAFTA superhighway and the North American Union, add this bit proof to the pudding. The route will link south Texas and northeast Texas and will ultimately become part of an interstate corridor extending from the Canadian border at Port Huron, Michigan to the Texas/Mexico border. It’s also led by Cintra.
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Sphere: Related ContentSally Baptiste, a Central Florida resident who’s studied the Florida Toll Roads situation for 6 years, will be on America In Danger tonight with Robert and Chris to discuss how toll roads are a scam on the people.
Visit her site to learn more: http://www.tollscreategridlock.org
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