Tren Maya: Mexico‘s Biggest Megaproject

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Tren Maya - a massive high-speed rail line that cuts straight through the jungle of Mexico. Why is it being built? And what impact will it have on the environment? Let's find out! For more megaproject content make sure to subscribe to Top Luxury!
0:00 Why Mexico is Destroying its Jungle
0:42 The Yucatán Peninsula
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3:09 What is the Tren Maya?
4:02 When will it be built?
5:01 Who wants the Tren Maya?
7:25 Environmental Impact
8:48 Breaking International Law
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@MegaBuildsYT Год назад

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@carkawalakhatulistiwa Год назад

Is like Indonesian tol road

@ismaelvargas1650 Год назад

If u have evidence ,show up ,do not fuking laying

@barajas2004 Год назад

It looks like you got paid very well to lie about this project. You just said lies on your video.

@BUPSEY_WORLD Год назад

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@rayoso154 Год назад

You lie and misinform. Ignorance is a great enemy. Viva Mexico. AND YES WE WANT IT!!!! LIER, LIBERALS DONT WANT IT AND LIERS LIKE YOU.

@eversor431 Год назад

Best joke this year: "international law"

@PunnagPaul001 Год назад

Lol yaaa😂😂

@thelastgoodofmen1990 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@reny7828 Год назад

haters gonna be hater jajaja

@Luis-xj6nf Год назад

gringos

@millyonair9225 10 месяцев назад

almost as good as "rules based oder" lol

@bulmaroreyes5483 Год назад

Not cutting the jungle as it said in the video, railroads where already there but abandoned. corrupted politicians were already given concessions and selling the land illegally so it’s a really smart move from the president to stop that instead giving the potencial to develop in benefits of Mexico and to be known worldwide…bravo 👏🏼👏🏼 viva México 🇲🇽, viva Lic. Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

@seanwallace89 Год назад

As an American who went to Chichen Itza from Cancun by bus... it was more like 4.5 hrs one way. I went back in like 2005, I was like 14 and it was during the last month that they were allowing tourists to climb the main pyramid. Going up was way better than going down!

@Travelsandmore333 Год назад

I was in Calakmul two months ago which is a not very well known archeological site in the middle of the Yucatán/campeche jungle. Most of the pyramids are still under vegetation. Took us 5 hours driving to jungle just to get there. We talked to locals and they have their pros and cons but for the most part they want this to happen. To me the biggest con, is that some of the least known archeological sites will lose their “adventure, lost hidden city vibe”. Also the cutting down of trees and fragmentation of the jungle will make it even harder for the jaguar to recuperate (this big cat is currently an endangered specie). But a big pro will be that this will create more jobs, more opportunities for the locals, it will also generate huge amounts of money which as a result, the government will be able to finance archeological expeditions and excavations as well as financing different programs aimed to help endangered species make a recovery. I’m very excited for this, most of the people that complain are people who live in big cities and have no clue of the things that happen in these areas.

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

No, Mayans need more infracstructure in every town, not a train over subterranean rivers. Neta qué la gente de la península necesita Hospitales, infraestructura de salubridad y seguridad pública en vez de un elefante blanco construido para turistas gringos fáciles de engañar.

@moctezuma1341 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 estoy recuerdo que la península necesita lo que mencionaste pero esos proyecto requieren de dinero el tren traira más dinero ala región

@marcocamacho9191 Год назад

spot on!! im in favor of the mayan train.

@jessigirlrae1688 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 but bringing money in will help be able to provide that infrastructure.

@danieljosuebalamceballos9416 Год назад

The jaguar population has increased 20% in the past decade and they’re in fact expanding the reserve, and adding more reserves.

@Luis-wk5hm Год назад

I’m Mexican and proud of my culture but this video was mostly political rather than a educational take on the engineering and architecture as these videos tend to be. Also, I’ve been to many of the Mayan ruins in this area of Mexico and love the heritage but let’s be honest, people are defending the undiscovered ruins that were never going to be discovered anyways. There isn’t any interest in discovering the ruins until now that they have been found. If this train has the potential to give the country and out people a better economy I prefer that over ruins from the people who lived here thousands of years ago. We have starving Mexican people now not ancient Mayans. Let’s get this train done and continue to protect these places once it’s done.

@JadPker Год назад

Exactly, how could anyone expect them to excavate 25,000 sites? You're only going to learn so much from any one and most of that information will just be repeated over and over. And at the end of the day, how does discovering things about an ancient civilization compare to providing a better life for active communities?

@josecano326 Год назад

And take into account that if they are discovering “thousands of sites” then those sites have to be quite small… Its easy to oppose the project when you dont live in the areas that will be helped by it

@ezekielteklaking Год назад

Beautifully said

@deplorable2767 Год назад

Exactly, these useless environmentalists are only blocking and mever making any positive and active progress. Like cry babies they only wine. We'll definitely visit and spend a lot of money exploring the beautiful Yucatan

@jjccgym Год назад

Everything about this government is so bad! The same bullshit we hear over and over again. I’ve never felt so well represented before by a president as the actual one whom is not interested in getting rich and move to another country to live as a king. Good thing we don’t get manipulated by media anymore. We see results now and not only simulations.

@briansanchez6699 Год назад

The irony of being upset about ruins that are only discovered because they are trying to build infrastructure modern Mayan people.

@19ars92 Год назад

It’s all propaganda in this video very bias and misinformed

@imranjayed Год назад

I think this will only make mexico prosper. I saw the places and this project is the need of the hr. People must understand this and support whole heartedly.

@Propakistani1224 Год назад

Good job Mexico Go ahead Respect from Pakistan 🇵🇰

@varoonnone7159 10 месяцев назад

Destroying pagan temples is in your habits

@gilbertoavina6156 Год назад

I'm Mexican and I'm eagerly waiting for this to open.

@ernestkhalimov1007 Год назад

Full support to Mexico.

@rayoso154 Год назад

Gracias

@samuelplouvier6559 Год назад

There's some missing info in this video. First of all, the train is not only for tourism, it will also have shipping trains with no passengers at all. Secondly, the Tren Maya is attached to the greatest reforestation program that has ever been in the peninsula and also created new protected areas, some of those areas were pledge to big hotel chains and amusement parks but mainly for building luxury residential zones destined for politicians and businessmen (those companies didn't even bother to take in consideration the opinion of the locals). And what I think is most important is that this project will allow the construction of hospitals and clinics that are currently unaccessible to the people in rural communities. Some have to make around 6 hours to the nearest hospital or even more.

@twelvevoltage Год назад

Props to you guys for timestamping ads man seriously props

@NLForza Год назад

Its common nowadays with the better channels.

@blendz8408 Год назад

From someone who has been to Yucatán multiple times. There is enough forest there. That train line is a needle in a hay stack.

@briansanchez6699 Год назад

Lmao politics get in the way of so much progression all over the world

@barajas2004 Год назад

Plus on this stupid vidoeo dont tell you the truth. Since the government is also planting over a million trees.

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

"Trust me bro, there is enough trees. Let's cut more."

@briel7484 Год назад

The ancient Maya “ destroyed “ a lot of the jungle many centuries ago and obviously it has all grown back as it has been lost among the jungle. I think on the contrary it will be a chore to keep on cutting the jungle back so it won’t take over the railway.

@danielbond7536 Год назад

If placed in the context of the Mexican railroad history, it's harder to be a hater. Privatization in 1995 exacerbated underdevelopment in southern Mexico, with mile after mile of existing railroad abandoned to both freight and passenger traffic. This project replaces a small portion of what was lost. The problem with local accessibility can be addressed by charging different ticket prices to residents and tourists.

@ernestkhalimov1007 Год назад

Im impressed with your knowledge of the economic apocalypse in 1990s Mexico. Literally all major assets and equipment were sold off to the US and remaining rails and posts were dismantled and given to farmers and whoever would take them.

@Motopapi_cyber Год назад

Para empezar las rutas férreas ya estaba construidas en esa zona desde hace muchos años simplemente el tren maya las retomo , esta es una gran oportunidad para los estados del sur se país ya que son los menos tomados en cuenta siempre

@no-th6in Год назад

La migra te va a agarar

@luisx189 Год назад

Algun mijito ardido escribio y te borro el comentario bro

@leotorres3211 Год назад

Falso, las vías antiguas sólo son en un segmento. Los tramos 4,5,6 y 7 no existe vía.

@BadBeats-uc4vq 10 месяцев назад

In Inglish, please

@reno.rodolfo3089 3 месяца назад

No todos los tramos son de vías férreas.

@josemendez9804 Год назад

This is a hit video. I'm Mexican and this video couldn't be further from the truth. Many Mayan ruins have been actually discovered and properly preserved because of this project. And the government is planting millions of trees to make up for the ones being cut down for the rail way, in other words the impact on the environment is being properly mitigated...

@InvaderNatDT Год назад

Yeah as a non-Mexican this video definitely seemed very bias. It's just one thin line through a massive jungle, that ain't gonna cause any noticeable damage to it. Plus, we're talking about a train, not a highway with thousands of animal killing cars passing through every hour. And it's not like they're going to bulldoze any Mayan sites that are already known, or any really good ones. At some point one has to be willing to pave over at least some parts of the old world.

@keithsj10 Год назад

Mexico will be far better off with this project completed than continuing down the long failed path of doing nothing. This project will be far more beneficial to Mexico than those long dead civilizations ever were.

@keithsj10 Год назад

@@InvaderNatDT I think the company that makes these videos is French. They have a perspective that's not aligned with reality. Zero importance should be put on "international law" when the subject is a massive infrastructure project that will improve millions of lives. Long dead civilizations aren't improving the country, but a railway project like this one most certainly will. Now on the flip side, these kinds of projects will bring lots of people to the area which could certainly ruin the surrounding rain forest if measures aren't put into place to properly manage it. You don't want people slashing and burning the forest down claiming they need to feed their families. But they gotta have the railroad in place first before they can figure out the rest because Mexico is a poor and corrupt country and this project will never get finished if someone at the top isn't relentlessly pushing it forward. Sometimes you gotta step on some toes to get things done. Europeans apparently don't agree with that. Fk 'em. It's not their country.

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

"Preservado" jajajajajajajajajajja

@ernestosiqueiros1178 Год назад

Exactly!

@rubenlopez5433 Год назад

A fact, before starting construction, the local people voted in favor of the train.

@juliamartell2536 10 месяцев назад

if you finished the video you'd learn that the vote only took account 2% of the local population

@cibervilla2594 8 месяцев назад

that is not true, the poll was fake

@reno.rodolfo3089 3 месяца назад

No, no es cierto

@eduardofernandez5985 Год назад

This is a really exciting project. We're waiting to see it totally completed to visit all those areas. Beautiful!

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

No, it's not.

@danielvillegasnunez4994 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Si, si es

@veniceviolet16 Год назад

Agreed

@daveotuwa5596 11 месяцев назад

The train station is being unique once it's ready for operation.

@onri-vk4cm Год назад

We support the tren Máya!!!!

@Douglas3472 Год назад

As an American citizen, I live here in Quinntana Roo six months a year after my seasonal job contract is over, I go home to my apartment in a town called Chetumal. We need to have this train, I hate taking the bus, the train will be great. I just hope Future Mexican presidents expanded on this train through all of Mexico, that will be even better. I don't understand how only Asian countries and European countries can have high-speed train. But Mexico, the USA and Canada or any Latin American countries don't have, it makes no sense to me.

@millyonair9225 10 месяцев назад

Huge size difference my dude. the cities in asia and europe are very close to each other compared to those in the Americas.

@Hadtoo 7 месяцев назад

American living in Mexico and I can’t agree more! I hope the connect all of Mexico together by train!

@Douglas3472 7 месяцев назад

There is no difference, we have the technology to get it done. Cities far apart or close it should not matter

@jitizlouis831 Год назад

There must be sacrifices for development to be made. I talk to my students from Mexico and they understand the need and are in total support of this railway more than any outsider can. Give their president some credits!

@wetguavass Год назад

The jungle is growing, they are planted much more than what is being removed.

@SpartanChief2277 Год назад

and it where animals dont have migrations, i mean even footage he showed it was next to farmland, and no, they would never build on maya archeological sites

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

"trust me bro, they are planting more trees"

@ezekielteklaking Год назад

Ooo, too soon, poor choice of words..."sacrifice" hahaha. I still feel the trauma in my bones.

@jitizlouis831 Год назад

@@ezekielteklaking Finally what's your point sir?

@mikev2024 Год назад

The Mexican Government hired Biologist to study the forest, observed where animals crossings are and find the best option to avoid unbalancing the ecosystem in the jungle and forest. So, destroying is a big word

@ismaelarvizu4191 Год назад

it's still destroying, like putting a highway between a forest, nature will be in direct contact with unnatural sources.

@devinthewiz5909 Год назад

Facts he just slanging that word likes it’s nothing destroying would be more project Willow

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

Another white elephant at the end...

@carlossolis7218 Год назад

That’s true and most of the route already had a train lol

@ernestkhalimov1007 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 wrong

@sunny_and_stormy_and_eggo_116 Год назад

Bro those environmental people don’t want poor people to not be in poverty, second of all, if they’re still complaining about it, can’t they just ask the Mexican government to just build over the forest? I support Mexico on this one.😐

@jackapotsos6130 Год назад

building over the forest would be extremally costly.

@hiddengem2930 Год назад

@@jackapotsos6130 it will also be cargo which will connected to the Veracruz port. It will be easy and cost effective to transfer Goods to the peninsula.

@keithsj10 Год назад

This project will be far more beneficial to Mexico than those long dead civilizations ever were.

@sunny_and_stormy_and_eggo_116 Год назад

@@keithsj10 facts

@mateorojano4784 Год назад

In fact, the government is building conventional and cable-stayed bridges so that the aquifers aren't damaged

@master21th92 Год назад

As someone who is Mexican I think this project is a good idea as long as some of the Forrest and grow back and any Mayan city that’s import does not he destroyed they should do this

@jameswilson5165 Год назад

As a Texan, I'm scratching my head, wondering why any ruin would need to be razzed unless the tracks are going directly through. Even if they are twenty feet off the tracks, just let them alone. And as for international law, that land belongs to all of Mexico, not anyone outside it.

@master21th92 Год назад

@@jameswilson5165 ok

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

Spoiler: no va a volver a crecer.

@luisx189 Год назад

@@jameswilson5165 You're right, you're not Mexican, so it's up to the Mexicans to build there and not, private companies build and leave money to politicians to destroy the jungle and treat us citizens as nuisances

@kellrik66 Год назад

If "thousands" of ruins are being destroyed then the definition of a "ruin" has to include pretty small sites. I'm also willing to bet that for 98%+ or the railway in the jungle that if you get more than 100 meters away from it you would only know it was there when a train was actually passing.

@chingonsh7641 Год назад

Who cares. Those ruines where already ransacked by foreighners most of our cultual objects are abroad stollen by thieves and corrupt local authorities. It should be a crime stealling national identity of countries.

@bsherder Год назад

If thousands are being destroyed than their must be millions in that area and i don't believe it.

@bsherder Год назад

@@zevvxn No i didn't know that. I thought 1 ruin equals 1 building. I don't mean house or hut either. I mean actual building like a few stories high like the mayan temples. If all those tiny little walls and steps and roofless huts/houses etc count as ruins than there really must be millions of ruins.

@karlavianey4756 Год назад

I feel like you're projecting your own opinion here. The majority of us Mexicans are very excited about this project and even locals from those states are more than happy since this project will bring more tourists and business to them. Some Mexican politicians don´t want this train though for obvious reasons, they despise the president and really don't care about the benefits it will bring to the people.

@disraeligomezsolis9011 Год назад

Joder está fuerte los chairo se en los comentarios hablando sus tonterías

@mewtwo.150 Год назад

Haber morra, nadie está de acuerdo con tremenda salvajada, no digas que los de tu pueblo, son la mayoría de México

@ernestkhalimov1007 Год назад

@@mewtwo.150 somos la mayoria, ustedes no.

@mewtwo.150 Год назад

@@ernestkhalimov1007 claro, más chairos, no significa que sepan decidir bien

@ernestkhalimov1007 Год назад

@@mewtwo.150 decidimos bien este sexenio.

@matsism Год назад

Lovely project. Looking forward to visit as soon the trains start running,.

@yiman7370 Год назад

Hopefully you'll get robbed too there

@abelardochavez3426 Год назад

Great proyect , local people is happy, later better life they will have , a lot of tourists

@crewmaster6014 Год назад

Whenever you built infrastructures, you need to cut down forest or replace buildings of locales. This is common practice all around the world. Without infrastructure, we would still be in the Stone Age. If the build is inevitable, why not give support for green bridge that connects both parts of the forest. This way, the local animals can still cross the train tracks.

@carterstoinis3397 Год назад

sure...many structures were built like this...but this is different

@quikesteve Год назад

The problem with this project is, it was rushed, no environmental studies, the track has been changed 4 times because there was no pre-project done to see what the impact would be. They did the entire thing in under a year, so when they found problems that with a little forethought and time could have been avoided it had to be modified. It is a good idea terribly executed filled with corruption just because it was something the president wanted operating before his term ends in 2024.

@racksofish Год назад

That is true but the thing is most of the people in Mexico won’t even use the train specifically, especially because it’s not 100% necessary. They’d rather the money actually go into their economy and businesses and stuff to help the people, but the governments never think about the people. The Tren Maya won’t only destroy so many historical sites, nature, and indigenous communities. Thus, this project is hurting more then it is helping.. it’s sad sad stuff

@quikesteve Год назад

@@racksofish You are so right, it's a whim of the president. No real purpuse other than for his ego. Like I mentioned in my previous post, it's not a bad idea but not like this. To much compromise to do it fast, badly and expensive.

@racksofish Год назад

@@quikesteve yes absolutely couldn’t agree more

@asabovesobelow2299 Год назад

Cuando la iniciativa privada construye hoteles casi en la orilla del mar, todos se quejaban pero no salía a la luz pública. Ahora que Andrés Manuel quiere hacer un tren para conectar las diferentes ciudades, tanto para turistas como a locales, la gente se vuelve loca, hasta los medios de información. Soy de México y apoyo el tren maya!!

@antoniocarmona959 Год назад

Los hipócritas qué se oponen a este proyecto no les importa pagar millones para darle una mala publicidad a este gran proyecto.

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

¿Sabes qué sería bueno para los descendientes de los mayas? Infraestructura en salubridad cómo en las ciudades, no un tren sobre ríos subterráneos

@elipinedo9399 Год назад

I'd love to see a prosperous Mexico 🇲🇽

@ignaciodominguez3214 Год назад

They should build "nature bridges" to help species wall across the train

@nolesy34 Год назад

And little mole tunnels for moles snakes beetles etc

@mariotrejo9902 Год назад

They are doing just that.

@nolesy34 Год назад

@@mariotrejo9902 oh good, and have expressways for animals in an emergency, such as deer running from a hunter, clearly marked 'runways' to chill out tunnels where snails can take their time ambling across in pre greased tunnels

@santiagoortiz9573 Год назад

Yes, they’re building wildlife tunnels !!!

@asabovesobelow2299 Год назад

Yo si quiero al tren maya!

@saljosxx Год назад

Viva el tren Maya, look forward to visit!!!

@mariaruelas1273 Год назад

Si ya lo quiero montar la gente solo dice negativa cosas como no dicen las plantas los árboles que a sembrado 😊

@saljosxx Год назад

@@mariaruelas1273 Ya no me desgasto con sus odiadores gratuitos y los profesionales. Nunca saben más que de sus odios. Saludos

@chingonsh7641 Год назад

No one will stop it because most mexicans support this project, and our president has the resolve to fulfill ALL his promises .this is an infrastructure project for the local economy. It will be easier for locals to travel and showcase their products to more tourists.

@yiman7370 Год назад

Considering how unsafe the country is only americans with guns in their pockets can visit that country full of cartel mafias ruling it

@enriqueyanez7463 Год назад

Ya existía esa ruta de tren en el pasado pero estaba abandonada por décadas

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

También la infraestructura de salubridad y no veo a LMAo con intenciones de mejorarla...

@luisx189 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 calles°e

@oliverlopezescudero3020 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Tampoco vi a los 2 gobiernos del pan o al gobierno de epn tratar de mejorarla, lo único que vi en el gobierno de calderon fue una barda que costó miles de millones de pesos, un secretario de seguridad que era narco (y ahora resulta que su jefe nunca lo supo) y con epn un areopuerto que iban a construir sobre un lago, que se iba a estar hundiendo, que iba a costar millones de pesos al año sólo para que no se hundiera, y que si bien nos iba iban a tardar casi 10 años en costruirlo y obviamente a sobreprecio.

@rodilopez794 Год назад

Sii asi es..tanbien peru tiene lo suyo pero aca amlooo le esta metiendo plata!! Plata q los prianistas tragaban

@darrenlane6316 Год назад

This whole thing is ironic, several of the aerial shots have roads that parallel the tracks. One thing to not that is not being discussed is that much of the track is being laid where existing track and rights of way already existed. Another irony, all of the people complaining about Carbon Footprints, do you realize how many car and bus traffic will be freeing up the environment? You do realize that vehicles in Mexico and many other countries do not require catalytic converters. The train will solve many problems, problems that existed when the roads were being built 60 years ago.

@MexicanWawix Год назад

Thats right

@o_s-24 Год назад

But it seem that they're not planning to electrify it...

@victorjasso8305 Год назад

Most of the people in the Yucatan peninsula agree with this project, because is really necessary to develop the touristic industry in the whole area. Mexico is not only Cancun, and the purpose of train Maya is to share to the world all the places that tourist could visit in southern Mexico, and at the same time, helping the locals.

@axxxonn Год назад

Yeah, when I went to chichen Itza it was horrendous to get there. A single accident leaves you stuck on the highway with no where to go.

@arunlawrence3466 Год назад

They should have come up with an idea by which the sites were easily accessible and the nature/ruins were also remained untouched.

@PolariusKarnun Год назад

How are the ruins destroyed and the jungle spoiled? One safe thoroughfare does not cause that, only the ruins in the way are being destroyed, and only the ones that are the equivalent of a Mayan Wal*Mart. This move is going to pay off big for everyone (though like in all good things, moreso for the rich) and might have enough play to let Mexico finish climbing out of being a failed state due to the massive increase in interest in pleasure trains.

@andybilakshow260 Год назад

Give an inch, take a mile scenario. This is only good for locals short term at best. The initial destruction of the rainforest will grow. Since when did we ever build anything that didn't grow as greed beckoned?

@marques9392 Год назад

Uh you must not know how ecosystems work one thoroughfare can definitely wreck havoc

@keithsj10 Год назад

This project will be far more beneficial to Mexico than those long dead civilizations ever were. And they're not running out of long dead archeological sites. Plus, it will give the entire region a pathway for goods to travel into, around and out of the region. The US has the Mississippi river. Mexico doesn't really have a similar capacity, many countries don't. This RR project will bring tourists but also freight and opportunities to the indigenous peoples living there. Overall it's going to be a good thing for the people of Mexico.

@phoenixxxflytrap Год назад

Do you not think chopping down a jungle to burn fossil fuels in it doesn't spoil the environment???

@PolariusKarnun Год назад

@@phoenixxxflytrap no. Only if it's to such a degree that it *actually* spoils it. This project is well, well short of that and will ultimately end up preserving far more that would otherwise have been cultivated before long

@megacities Год назад

Huge support for this one!

@claudia-B. Год назад

Full of lies

@emindjerlek8699 Год назад

Can u make a video about stadiums? It whould be intresting(like the new national stadium in Serbia), just a friendly suggestion tho : )

@WyattSaidThat Год назад

I actually haven't heard of that so I would love for that to happen

@alejandrotiradomagana7913 Год назад

Most of the train already existed but it was avandoned for decades, the train is on the side of a highway for the most part. The only route that can put s risk the biodiversity of the jungle is the route of chetumal to Calakmul.

@deplorable2767 Год назад

Love it, get it built. The environmentalists are the reason nothing gets done in the U.S. we'll visit when it's ready to explore.

@claudia-B. Год назад

Yesss we want THE MAYAN TRAIN ‼️‼️‼️

@enriquegarcia89 Год назад

Speaking from Mexican POV, I think it’s simple preserve all ruins by putting them in a museum, where people can see them up close and pay for a whole tour, imagine if they didn’t cut thru most of those ruins wouldn’t have been found regardless. Second I say they consider passing over parts of the jungle that are conserved and have protections. This would solve many of the issues

@nicolasdanna9312 Год назад

The whole stretch was covered by the engineers of the train, all types of business leaders, but most importantly by teams of geologists, culturists, and govt officials to make sure that ANY AND ALL findings were protected, logged, and sent to the correct places for processing. And the party was also accompanied by people from the region to make sure sacred or historical lands were not trespassed, violated, or destroyed.

@millyonair9225 10 месяцев назад

You're going to need a BIG museum. The entire peninsula is a museum!

@wizardjosiah5257 Год назад

He finally makes a video about a project that is actually under construction then shits on it the entire video

@bsherder Год назад

lmao true

@lil6101 5 месяцев назад

No debemos acomplejarnos,México es un país con una cultura muy poderosa,viva México 🇲🇽

@j7proburnerphone213 9 месяцев назад

As a Mexican who lives in the region, you completely left out the FACT that one of the MAIN USES and BENEFITS of this train line is that most of the trains will not be carrying Tourists but instead, CARGO CONTAINERS / MERCHANDISE / CONSUMER GOODS / FOOD and MATERIALS from INTERNATIONAL PORTS on the region to cities and communities within the Peninsula. While it is being promoted as a "Tourist Train" in reality it is MUCH MORE a system of transportation for goods, materials and merchandise.

@pablogs2934 Год назад

The government did ask the indigenous communities and won the majority in favor, since the project was presented to them and it is also building houses for the communities.

@alfredolima7628 Год назад

Mexico is independent and can do whatever it wants within its territory, progress requires natural sacrifices.

@jackprescott9652 Год назад

A webo.

@devinthewiz5909 Год назад

@@jackprescott9652 a huevo 😅

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

"sacrificios naturales" ¿Cómo lo es el hijo de los dioses Mayas el jaguar? Qué mediocres son...

@moctezuma1341 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 el 99.9 de las especies se van a extinguir tarde o temprano incluso nosotros los humanos

@jhonnychingus1417 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 ve llevatelos a tu casa y hasles un santuario.

@frivera948 Год назад

This is amazing!! Can’t wait to get in it.

@thegeorge50 Год назад

Some of the people in the rural areas were unable to make it to the polling stations, meetings ..etc...Someone should do something about making some kind of transportation accessible... Someone should maybe think about like bringing a train or something!

@qvoqvo1 Год назад

Proud of tren maya!!! Viva Mexico! 🇲🇽

@rmschindler144 9 месяцев назад

I’m pretty excited about this project! I love the natural world, and I also enjoy comfort: where I live, on the west coast of British Columbia, it is by virtue of some beautiful roads (say, the Sea-to-Sky highway) that people can get to spots where they can be immersed in nature. it is thus wise, in my view, to create inroads into the natural wealth that surrounds us. as far as the Mayan heritage-in my view, that civilization left remains in terms of ‘technologies of thought’, which are the true gifts, and the physical remnants are secondary. the splendour of the Mayans is accessible by anybody on earth, simply by tuning in to their frequency. all our greatest advances, after all, are ‘located‘ within consciousness itself.

@doingtime20 Год назад

Mexican here, let me give you some important context. Mexican society as a whole is currently divided in two main "camps", the ones who fiercely (and I can't stress enough "fiercely") support the president in every single thing he does, and on the other side those who oppose him on most things he does. You have to take comments with a grain of salt because of this because the supporters of the president will invariably tell you a fairy tale about tren maya, "everything is perfect and great there are no issues". While the other side will raise the concerns presented on this video. So yeah I see comments from both sides already. You will have a hard time finding objectivity on this matter. But I can assure you one thing, there is no consensus, half of Mexico is against it and half is in favor.

@mikeb8872 Год назад

Good video on the progress of Tren Maya, but seems slanted toward a fairly small group of people that portray the government as somewhat villainous. The wealthy will benefit as usual, but the average Mexican that will be directly affected will most likely gain from the financial trickle-down effects. Similar arguments could be made all over the planet (US highway system, Three Gorges, Suez & Panama).

@heylaolheylol7445 Год назад

Trust me all of those worked

@y_tu_mama_tambien Год назад

Ya era hora que hicieran algo importante en esa zona del país una de los lugares más pobres de México.

@spencer6044 Год назад

So this will allow more people to come enjoy the sites? And if they are discovering thousands of sites during the excavating, would they have found this stuff anyway? Or would these artifacts have likely been lost in the forest forever?

@mi___ Год назад

pretty much the same story here in m'sia. currently they're building the East Coast Rail Link(ecrl) which is a train line that passes through reserved forest, people's homes and even cemeteries. a lot of people are against this project already

@kuzanagy1515 Год назад

You are completely wrong, only in the last 12 months the Mexican government has declared more than 10 nature reserves, Mexico has the largest reforestation program in the world, there were people illegally occupying federal land and they were relocated and given new houses, the cemeteries is laughable... ps: you should pay more attention to ohio..

@peepa47 Год назад

therer are always people against things...but we need to build infrastructure for the people to have better lives

@danielrojas5708 Год назад

20 seconds in "a huge megaproyect that nobody seems to want" ?? We Mexicans vote for it, and we can't wait to visit it!

@GhoodVibez Год назад

Very very interesting thank you

@mddilawez_ Год назад

Make a video on Chenab Bridge that is under construction in kashmir, India

@etienneandrs Год назад

Im glad this train is beeing built i want to go already

@farfan1973 Год назад

You forgot to mention 3 important points: 1. The train is using 60%-70% of existence rail roads. 2. Sembrando Vida project is the biggest reforestation in the world! Over 1000 million plants. 3. The new Jaguar park the second biggest park in the peninsula and the protection of Sian Ka'an, home of the jaguar reserve second biggest in the country. Also you forgot to mention the Riviera Maya jungle and manglers destruction over the last 40 year by the big hotel chains?

@oliverlopezescudero3020 Год назад

They said, ohh, the mexican govern is destrying the jungle!!!! what a bad goverment!!! but what about the american enterprises that are destroying the jungles, forest and rivers all along mexico??? what about the american enterprises that are violating the mexican laws??? no, those enterprises must be defended against the cruel mexican president!!!

@ordepm9868 10 месяцев назад

You Go Mexico and please expande it all through Centro America!!!

@scottmarquardt3575 Год назад

Next they can build a fast train to loop the MX valley all the way to Guadalajara. Please don't tell me that mountains are secret. The freeway from the border to Mexico City has to be secured ASAP!

@Hadtoo 7 месяцев назад

I would love that!

@onri-vk4cm Год назад

We want the Tren Máya!!!

@TheWayabo Год назад

México is the second most touristic country in the world, and the people in the south are the poorest, of course we need those train rails

@aldodiaz4850 Год назад

The whole peninsula got damaged already with all those Hotels and tourists attractions, they been destroying mangle and the forest

@kakinband8640 Год назад

Hope the philippines will have this railways

@785chente Год назад

I can't wait to ride this train 🚂

@buntelankatul Год назад

at 4.11 showed Jembatan Mbeling, crossing Progo river in Indonesia 😆

@lasigns1260 7 месяцев назад

It is a little to late for this video. The Tren Mayan will be completed this year in December 2023. It will be a beautiful train and wonderful place to visit, so you can actually see the animals in its natural habit instead of a zoo.

@75nauj Год назад

Where you were when all these multimillion resorts were built in Yucatan and Quintana Roo? Media is full of BS

@antoniocarmona959 Год назад

I agree 👍💯

@watchingitall256 Год назад

This video makes is seem like the mayans built everything in a straight line and the mayan train is going to go right through it. There actually investing millions of dollars in protecting and researching as much as they can. Anything worth preserving there moving to museums or diverging the rails to protect as much as they can. They do weekly updates on this project so theres alot more information out there. Lets not pretend like every nation hasn’t had to clear trees, drill through mountains, dam rivers for mega projects. There actually building a few land bridges and tunnels for animals to safely cross. They have massive nurseries to replant trees in other locations for the trees cut down in various projects. Most negative information comes from the opposing political parties that have been losing alot of support over the last couple of years. There also rebuilding homes for locals that have had to move. Towns and cities near the raiload have benefits like improving there power grid, installing internet services, paving roads, ect…

@Zyragonn Год назад

If the're concenrns about destruction of Mayan ruins, are they properly preserved in the first place? It's not like they're runing this over Chichen Itza.

@o_s-24 Год назад

Tbh, I kinda agree with the mexican govt on this one... but there are ways to displace ruins, ik it's expensive but in the long term it can bring more money

@robertoalcala8121 Год назад

I wold like to know how do you will build a project of this magnitude on any part of the world without causing some kind of damage to the environment, that is part of bringing some progress to millions of people that have been forgoten for years on this part of the country, finally some hope of wellnes has come to this people that will have the choice not to travel to another country for a better way of life

@Skygods7 Год назад

We support this project ! Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

@user-hc6vu1bp5t Год назад

Tren? 💪💪💪💪💪

@chucksanders5130 Год назад

Teen Maya is good for the people of the area. I visited in 83, and development will in the future help the people.

@jorgeserrano4360 Год назад

USA did the same to Florida. I- 75 and Tamiami Trail E. Don worry about ruins, we love our culture but we can do a sacrifice for a final solution. I love this Train Maya! Oil will not be in our land forever. North of Mexico has the factory and technology and we can have the tourism and protected areas with this final solution. Two different ways of economy in our regions of Mexico. Dubai is doing the same.

@arlon123 Год назад

Did anyone else notice at the end? The people from Thailand? Why?

@AlfredoMuniz-es9ze Год назад

Honestly it is expensive but it will be worth it in the end

@Lobathor5 Год назад

The trains it’s gonna bring money to the region. Greetings from chiapas.

@GaIb123gab Год назад

Let's hope mother nature will be fine

@finhula Год назад

mother nature xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD MOTHER NATURE WANTS YOU DEAD, MOTHER NATURE WANTS ALL OF US DEAD FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS, YOU THINK THAT BEAUTIFUL SOUTH AMERICA JUNGLE IS MOTHER NATURE? NO, ITS ALL MAN-FUCKINGMADE. YOU ARE WELCOME

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

Spoiler: it won't.

@moctezuma1341 Год назад

It has survived worst

@bigcheese9781 Год назад

Sounds good

@ereceeme Год назад

Yes keep on. save as much a posible but keep on.

@ezekielteklaking Год назад

If we have learned anything from centuries of civilization: progress and evolution is inevitable, and I'd say unequivocally necessary. You cannot stop the never ending tides of people connecting and growing, it is by nature. Like the river flows, and electricity finds the path of least resistance, people will find a way to connect and progress.

@nolesy34 Год назад

So poetic

@thomaslopez155 Год назад

Keep BUILDING...GO GO.GO....YOU'RE DOING GOOD..CANT WANT TO SEE THE TRIP...MAKING MY TRIP TO MEXICO WHEN IT'S DONE

@MyWorld-ly8vu Год назад

We support the Tren Maya 🚄

@JS-jh4cy 7 месяцев назад

Hurry up and log it so we can build the damn railroad so people can get to the city and transport food

@phillydisco 6 месяцев назад

In addition to human and animal proof, the train will need to be hurricane proof. Also those alleged ruins that are going to be ruined by this were never even being explored prior. And this will possibly uncover new ones or provide easier access to them. It's this big push that allowed places like Shanghai to build their comprehensive transit system in a short time. If they're worried about damaging forests, or hurting ecosystems, they might as well close off the entire peninsula to all vehicles.

@mr.poon.tang.92 Год назад

The majority of Méxicans want the train, it will benefit those who live in the surrounding rural areas. They will have a way to travel to the populated zones and acquire jobs and schooling, and it will boost the region economically, something that the south of México has always needed. It will also benefit the tourism industry. My understanding is that it's being built responsibly and every artifact that is being found is being taken, preserveing it and later being put in an exhibit, and new museums are being built for these artifacts. As for the underground rivers, they have changed certain sections and rerouted them. As well as built pillars to reinforce and stabilize certain delicate sections. (Like everything it's a balance of modernizeing and maintaining the natural environment.) All those who are opposed are paid actors by the opposition, who never gave a dam about the environment before, they're stooges, trying to hinder Méxican progress and innovation, all to line thier pockets.

@rayray9865 Год назад

Yeah and some actors and famous people that have gone against train and spoken out about it ended up being friends with famous Hotel owners that are known to have destroyed hundreds of Acres of the Yucatan shorelines to create Resorts that millions of people still flock too. The train my has good and bad to it but I feel like ultimately the benefits outweigh the bad in my opinion

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

I don't think so carnal: No hables por todos, imbécil.

@rayray9865 Год назад

@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 that's why he said majority

@SolitarioLoneRanger Год назад

if you visit the page of the president of Mexico on youtube, he has just uploaded a photo of a creature apparently from Mayan mythology that some engineers from the train project found while supervising the project at night.

@jaredlu2200 Год назад

Aluxes

@christopheralejandromezapa8934 Год назад

He is on drugs again lol

@yatekitates 10 месяцев назад

Make documentaries about the Amazonas devastation and let’s see if they apply the “international law”

@peepa47 Год назад

When first railroads were built in Europe, people didnt want them and said it would disturbs the cows..now everybody rides these trains and cows dont care. Europe was once one big forrest, and they cut it all, it is still beautiful, less animals for sure, but more civilisation for wellbeing of people. We should prioritise people. I want for Mexicans to live better lives, more than I want to preserve some jungles