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California mayors are voicing opposition to the state's high-speed rail project, expressing concerns that local tax revenues could be redirected to support the project. They call for alternative funding methods and criticize the proposal as financially reckless and unfair to local communities. The project has faced significant delays and cost overruns since its inception.
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California mayors are voicing opposition to the state's high-speed rail project, expressing concerns that local tax revenues could be redirected to support the project. They call for alternative funding methods and criticize the proposal as financially reckless and unfair to local communities. The project has faced significant delays and cost overruns since its inception.
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