Argentina to tender $500m North Patagonia Train project

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Argentina's Transport Minister has announced that a $500 million tender for a 400-mile train line to connect the Patagonian shale field of Vaca Muerta to the Atlantic port of Bahia Blanca is being readied. The North Patagonia Train project is being developed by state-run oil...

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