Global infrastructure projects advance across multiple regions

Various regions are undergoing significant infrastructure and roadwork projects. In San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina, the government has opened international bids for the Route 9 urban crossing to improve mobility near the new terminal and Alto Comedero. In Mexico, work continues on the Río Santiago boulevard expansion despite legal challenges, while in Puebla, a collapsed drainage system on Avenida Cúmulo de Virgo has restricted vehicular traffic, requiring urgent repairs by SOAPAP.

In Uruguay, the Ministry of Transport is repairing deteriorated sections of Route 14, and Salto is implementing a road recovery plan targeting 55% of the city's streets. Spain reports partial pedestrian reopening in León's Botines area and the closure of a degraded pedestrian bridge in Barakaldo. Additionally, Costa Rica has begun construction on new infrastructure for the Buena Vista de Rivas Rural High School to mitigate landslide risks. In Argentina, roadworks continue in Mar del Plata and Neuquén, while Barranquilla, Colombia, has implemented traffic closures for paving projects on Carrera 59 and Calle 82.