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The same headline with the same story is also published by other news
outlet including Bloomberg.com.

Question: Is the port in question own by the US?

The opening statement of the news item is:

"Mexico finalized plans to take control of a port and quarry owned by
Vulcan Materials Co. on its Caribbean coast, deepening tensions days
before the nation’s president leaves office."

BTW, the same headline with the same story is also published by other
news outlet including Bloomberg.com.

TheYucatantimes.com operates from Yucatan Peninsula has a slightly
different headline: "AMLO Seizes US-Owned Company Vulcan in Final Week
as Mexico’s Leader"