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North Border of Tamaulipas Overcomes Insecurity and Records Tourist Surge
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Tampico, Tamaulipas.– The Director of Historical Research of the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas, Octavio Herrera Pérez, and the Secretary of Tourism of Tamaulipas, Benjamin Hernández Rodríguez, said that tourism on the so-called small border—municipalities located on the border strip between the United States and Tamaulipas that in previous years recorded high rates of violence—shows an upturn in the influx of visitors. Both noted that secu…
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