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Friday, May 29, 1998 Published at 16:29 GMT 17:29 UK


World: Americas

Mexico calls for scrapping of nuclear plant


Legislators in Mexico have accused the United States of breaking international accords over its plans to build a reprocessing plant for radioactive waste inTexas near the Mexican border.

Campaigners say the proposed site at Sierra Blanca breaks an bilateral agreement signed in the 1980s preventing the building of toxic facilities near the joint border.

They have called on the Mexican government to lobby Washington to scrap the project.

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