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Mexico municipalities implement diverse urban infrastructure projects
Various Mexican municipalities are implementing infrastructure and public works projects to improve urban mobility and services. In Toluca, Mayor Ricardo Moreno is supervising the paving of nine streets in the Adolfo López Mateos district that had lacked attention for over 55 years, utilizing technologies like geocells to optimize resources.
In El Mante, Tamaulipas, Mayor Patty Chío has launched new projects to rehabilitate drainage and potable water networks in the Miguel Alemán and Nicolás Bravo neighborhoods. In Mexico City, SERVIMET has announced alternative pedestrian crossings on Calzada de Tlalpan due to ongoing rehabilitation works on several underpasses.
Additionally, in Escobedo, municipal officials reported that 16 projects, including roadworks and drainage, are currently stalled due to a lack of state funding totaling 253.3 million pesos.
Entities
Adolfo López Mateos · Alicia Ricalde Magaña · CEPAD · DIF Fortín · DIF Isla Mujeres · El Mante · Gobierno de San Luis Potosí · Instituto Estatal de Infraestructura Física Educativa · José Antonio Quiroga · Juan Manuel Navarro Muñiz · Maximino Bueno · Patty Chío
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] DIF Isla Mujeres held a regional breakfast to raise funds for the Diabetes Prevention and Care Center (CEPAD).
- [○ 1 SOURCE] DIF Fortín is strengthening direct citizen attention to identify needs and vulnerable situations in the municipality.