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Sewage and pipelines were installed in certain parts of mexico

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Motorcars first arrived in Mexico City, totalling 136 cars in that year and rising to 800 by 1906.

Cars were reserved for the rich and the elite such as politicians, powerful and influential families and rich people

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The radio was first used for music and leisure for the first time

It was used by millions of Mexicans every day for entertainment and important information

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The first flight in mexico departed in llanos de Balbuen, Mexico City

Alberto Braniff flew this flight

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The Aeródromo de Balbuena is inaugurated in Mexico City

(llanos) Aeródromo de Balbuen is now where the Mexico City airport (MMEX (not to be confused with the recently inaugurated AIFA)) stands today

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Taxi (Cab) services started operating in Mexico City

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Mexicana de aviación (originally known as "Compañía Mexicana de Aviación"), (the largest mexican airline at its best) opened

It stopped operations in the early 2000's due to debt

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Mexico's highway network was officially inaugurated in 1925, when the National Roads Commission began highway construction.

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Ford began manufacturing cars in mexico

Originally they manufactured the Model T, Nowadays the Ford Focus and Ford Fiesta are manufactured here, in Mexico

Later on other car companies would start operations in Mexico, for example Nissan which builds the Kicks, March (Micra) and Versa

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The first TV transmission is made

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Aeromexico, the biggest and oldest Mexican airline still operating opened

Covid and other economic burdens are threatening to shut down Aeromexico

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The first supermarkets in mexico were opened

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The government published the first Civil Aerodromes and Airports Regulations and announced the creation of the Civil Aerodromes and Airports Department of the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics.

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The Trolebus (Electric bus or Wired bus) began operations in 1951 with a fleet of 1000 units and 30 lines

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The then president Miguel Alemán inaugurated the new terminal building (currently Terminal 1) of the then Central Airport.

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The first color tv was made

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Mexico City airport is inaugurated

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Mass media was widely adopted during this decade

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The first Mexican satellite el pájaro madrugador is launched which could stream and broadcast live entertainment from anywhere in the globe

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A Douglas DC-3 aircraft operated by Aerovías Rojas which covered the inaugural passenger and cargo flight between Aguascalientes Airport and Mexico City International Airport, crashed in a wooded area near Villa del Carbón before beginning its landing phase. All 14 passengers and 4 crew members died in the accident.

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The first metro line opened in Mexico City

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Telmex became a company owned by the government

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Motorola launches the first cellular phone, which arrived to mexico

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The first OXXO is opened in Monterey

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Western Airlines Flight 2605 crashed on landing. The DC-10 crew landed on the wrong runway and the plane collided with vehicles on the closed runway. There were 78 dead (including one on the ground) and 14 survivors.

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Toshiba launched the first laptop

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(Aeromexico 498) An Aeroméxico DC-9 that had left Mexico City with stops in Guadalajara, Loreto and Tijuana, collided with a private aircraft while trying to land at Los Angeles International Airport.

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Toll roads began to be built in mexico in the late 80’s and early 90’s

They are distinguished by having the letter D in the signs and badges that identify them

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DVD is invented

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The internet arrives to mexico

At its beginning it was mostly used for educational uses, later on the internet was used for leisure and entertainment

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Telcel, the biggest Mexican cell provider is founded

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Windows 95 is launched and arrived to mexico, this operating system is compatible with USB devices and Internet

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The Mexican World Trade Center is opened in mexico city which created thousands of jobs and helped the Mexican economy