oh you want to be masters and we want to be servants.
Chinese propaganda at its best.
You nationalistic rant is stupid, technology is not about nationalism, but economics, The USA and France trust enough in each other to build together an engine, they trust Germany and Mexico to make parts for that jet engine because all are making money, the Russians do not trust China because you are crooks. same the USA, you are not included because you are thieves, do you remember Su-27? all the car chinese clones?
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this is a Beccar-Foton bus, here you see Mexican-Chinese joint venture, why? simple the bus has parts made in Mexico, benefits both companies. is it nationalism what matters? of course not it is business, we can build buses, you too but the free trade has rules so we force you to work with us both cvompanies make money since it is for the Mexican market.
Everytrhing is business
FOTON arrives at public transportation in Mexico City in alliance with Beccar (Carrocerías Hermanos Becerra), after winning a tender for 211 buses.
The FOTON – Beccar buses will be part of the social action program “replacement of units 10 or more years old that provide collective public passenger transportation service” promoted by the CDMX Secretary of Mobility.
FOTON México and its new commercial partner Beccar will supply FOTON Beccar Urbi G2 model buses that are equipped with a Cummins ISF4 diesel engine that complies with the Euro V emissions standard.
They also have a ZF Ecolite 6-speed manual transmission, ABS+EBD braking system and have capacity for the permitted capacity of 25 people.
FOTON Beccar units integrate validators, passenger counter, emergency button, GPS, security cameras, seats for people with disabilities, space for a guide dog, as well as visual and tactile devices.
The units will circulate in the area of Azcapotzalco, Xochimilco center and Tlalpan center.
FOTON llega al transporte público de la Ciudad de México en alianza con Beccar (Carrocerías Hermanos Becerra), tras ganar una licitación de 211 autobuses.
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