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Six Flags wanted to cut 150 trees for a new attraction; Tlalpan City Hall refused it

Summary by Aristegui Noticias
On July 8, Six Flags unveiled a plan to replace Aquaman's attraction with a roller coaster of Type A.
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Six Flags wanted to cut 150 trees for a new attraction; Tlalpan City Hall refused it

On July 8, Six Flags unveiled a plan to replace Aquaman's attraction with a roller coaster of Type A.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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Aristegui Noticias broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Monday, July 15, 2024.
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