It Will Relocate Defense Military Museum After Rejection
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The Sedena reconsidered the construction of the Military Museum in Chapultepec and will look for another military camp to avoid possible damage to the green areas.
Neighbors and Government of Miguel Hidalgo reject project to build an Army Museum in the Chapultepec Forest
The Military Museum project proposes to display weapons, uniforms, vehicles and aircraft, as well as key episodes of Mexico’s military history. The position Plans to build Military Museum on CDMX appeared first in Eleven News.
Defense Confirms: Military Museum in Chapultepec Changes Course Due to Environmental Impact Concerns
The site, adjacent to the Chapultepec Forest, has a low density of trees, due to the infrastructure and obstacles typical of military training; moreover, it is delimited and without access to the public due to the nature of the activities that take place there. The post Defense confirms: Military Museum in Chapultepec changes course due to environmental impact concerns appeared first on Capital Mexico.
The secretariat reported that it will seek a headquarters with existing buildings so as not to affect green areas.
The Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA) decided to modify the planned headquarters for the Military Museum and National Center of Military History. The measure seeks to avoid any impact on the trees and protect the vegetation around the Chapultepec Forest, this after the annoyance of citizens and environmental groups after being proclaimed on social networks. The institution will move the project to military installations that already have pre…
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