Hola Lowell! Do you have the list for the E60C’s latest dispositions? Can you share? Saludos Juan

When returning from breakfast a few days ago, a friend and I encountered a Sperry Rail Service self-propelled inspection car idling on a siding at Pátzcuaro, Michoacán. The crew didn't seem interested

Best shows a photograph ( pp.34 "Mexican Narrow Gauge" ) of one of the original 3-Foot Gauge Kitson 4-4-0 Locomotives of the MdelSur. Does anyone on list have any further information ( photos, drawing

News reports today say that US portion of the international rail bridge between Ojinaga, Chihuahua, and Presidio, Texas, is now under construction and is expected to reopen to traffic "by summer 2019.

Late on Monday, KCSM reported that striking teachers who had been camping on its tracks in the state of Michoacán, were gone. In 28 days, 414 trains were prevented from running. The railway said, "We

So, does KCSM have any legal recourse to recover some or all of their lost revenues? Gerald Hook – Russellville, AR, USA

And the truckers enjoing the blockages....

Thanks to Mark Emmer in Pátzcuaro, Michoacán, who reports that the remaining blockages on KCSM tracks have been removed by the striking teachers, according to media reports as of early this afternoon.

Bad news. The construction works of the Mexico-Toluca Train have been stopped since the beginning of the year and the government of Mexico has not declared what the reason is or if the work will conti

As of today, Thursday, reports from KCSM say that the blockages of its line to Lázaro Cárdenas by striking teachers remain in effect in the state of Michoacán. These blockages were at Uruapan and Pátz

Around midday today, the striking teachers' union said that it is about to resume blocking the Ferromex main line at Yurécuaro, Michoacán. This is between Guadalajara and Irapuato, the same region tha

Ferromex has reported that the several blockages of its mainline tracks were withdrawn last last night, that all tracks are now clear, and that trains are beginning to run again. I have seen no public

Probably taken June 28,1964 or a few days later, but my original notes lost. I believe this train is El Fronterizo. which I caught twice in Mexico in June/July, 1964, once as train 7 North of Chihuahu

Allen Morrison’s obituary appeared in the New York Times today (January 31). “Morrison – Allen S., 84, on January 6, 2019. Born in Lexington, Kentucky on May 10, 1934, he spent his childhood in Louisv

Finally sorting out and scanning the slides I took in Mexico in July, 1964. I have a number of shots made, according to my notes, at the tunnel at Lecheria, which, I assume, means "dairy." Can anyone

U.S. News & World Report has taken notice of how striking teachers are paralyzing Mexican rail transportation and how that is affecting other industries and even the food supply. See http://bit.ly/2Rl

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/theyve-been-doling-out-cash-but-trains-remain-idle/ https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/government-wont-use-force-against-teachers/ Mark Emmer Pátzcuaro, Michoacán

Cesar with Mex List member John Kirchner With wife Frida

Received the following message from his son this morning: "With the deepest grief I want to inform you that my dad, Cesar Romero, passed away yesterday morning (Thursday Jan 24, 2019) due to cardiac a

There is an article at http://bit.ly/2T5z0zs in Mexico's English-language media on the ongoing teacher strike that is blocking many rail lines in the country. Lowell G. McManus Eagle Pass, Texas, USA