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Mexican authorities withdraw from Vulcan facility

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Mexican police and military forces have withdrawn from a quarry and port facility owned by Birmingham-based Vulcan Materials. Two weeks ago, authorities breached the gates of Vulcan's Punta Venado port facility. Vulcan Materials official confirmed the withdrawal of Mexican forces to Alabama Daily News by email late Monday.

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Mexican authorities withdraw from Vulcan facility

Mexican police and military forces have withdrawn from a quarry and port facility owned by Birmingham-based Vulcan Materials.

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Mexican authorities withdraw from Vulcan facility

Mexican police and military forces have withdrawn from a quarry and port facility owned by Birmingham-based Vulcan Materials, the company confirmed Monday.

·Decatur, United States
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The Anniston Star broke the news in on Tuesday, March 28, 2023.
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