Cuautlancingo Mayor Omar Muñoz presents second annual results report

Omar Muñoz, the municipal president of Cuautlancingo, presented his Second Report of Results, detailing progress made during his second year of government. The report focused on five key areas of the Municipal Development Plan: social welfare, public security, infrastructure, economic development, and public management.

In terms of social welfare, the administration reported providing over 11,000 health services, including medical consultations, physiotherapy, psychology, and dentistry. Additionally, coordination with the state government provided care to more than 12,000 people through preventive health sessions.

Educational advancements include the establishment of a middle and higher education corridor, featuring the launch of CBTIS 300 and projects such as the Margarita Maza National Baccalaureate and the Rosario Castellanos National University. To support students, the administration invested nearly five million pesos to deliver 10,600 school kits to basic education students and provided scholarships to high-achieving students through the San Juan Scholarship program.

Cultural and sporting activities also saw significant engagement, with 141 cultural events attracting 68,000 attendees, and the Cuautlancingo Fair recording over 130,000 visitors.