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Headline Electric Power for Mexico

Caption Description Dam construction project in the Valle de Bravo, near Mexico City (sistema hidroelectrico Miguel Aleman of the Comision Federal de Electricidad). Foreign capital is a major need of countries seeking to develop their economies. Mexico has received $60,100,000 in loans from the International Bank to develop its electric power. The International Bank for Reconstruction & Development may lend funds directly; it may guarantee loans made by others; or it may participate in such loans. [No exact date]

Unique Identifier UN7507536

NICA ID 359330

Production Date 04/01/1951 10:54:56 PM

Country Mexico

Credit UN Photo/CH

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