A·guas·ca·lien·tes (ä gwäs-kä-ly n ts) A city of central Mexico northeast of Guadalajara. It was built over an intricate system of tunnels constructed by ancient, still unidentified inhabitants. Population: 664,000. |
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| At the close of
the first quarter of 2006, Japanese car makers, among them Toyota and
Jatco--a Nissan unit that makes auto transmissions--projected
investments of more than $920 million to expand plants in Baja
California and Aguascalientes, respectively; in addition, Suzuki Motor
invested in new dealerships. Esperanza Ortega is a rich girl in Aguascalientes, Mexico, when
tragedy strikes. Voit has industrial and
warehouse projects in Guadalajara, Celaya Queretara, Aguascalientes, San
Luis Potosi, Puebla, Hermosillo, Monterrey, Matamoros and Reynosa. |
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