"Oh, the Irish were building the railroads down through Mexico, through Chihuahua. They finished the railroads when they finished out in the West Coast, and they went down and put the trains into Mexico"
- Anthony Quinn
About this Quote
This quote by Anthony Quinn talks to the hard work and devotion of the Irish immigrants who helped develop the railways in Mexico. The Irish contributed in the construction of the railroads, which stretched from Chihuahua all the way to the West Coast. This was no little feat, as the surface was often difficult and the work was laborious. The Irish immigrants worked relentlessly to finish the task, and their efforts settled when the trains were finally taken into service in Mexico. This quote works as a suggestion of the important function that the Irish played in the advancement of Mexico's facilities. It likewise speaks to the strength and decision of the Irish people, who had the ability to overcome terrific obstacles to accomplish their objectives.
This quote is written / told by Anthony Quinn between April 21, 1915 and June 3, 2001. He was a famous Actor from Mexico.
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