Gobierno entrega 36 hectáreas para terminal de gas estadounidense en Mar de Cortés
The article discusses the planned development of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project called Amigo LNG in the Gulf of California, Mexico. Supported by U.S. companies and the Mexican government, the project aims to build infrastructure for exporting gas from Texas to Asia, but faces legal challenges and environmental concerns. Environmental groups criticize the project’s permits and potential ecological impact, especially given the Gulf’s status as a UNESCO World Heritage site and habitat for endangered species like the vaquita marina. Despite regulatory disputes and legal suspensions, the project has received government approval and significant investment.
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