Infrastructure and social development projects reported in Nayarit and Jalisco

In Nayarit, Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero delivered a 36-meter bridge in Aguamilpa, Bahía de Banderas, to improve connectivity and safety for mountain communities. This project, costing 6.5 million pesos, follows previous paving works in the area, bringing the total regional investment to nearly 80 million pesos. Additionally, officials supervised the rehabilitation of the José María Morelos elementary school in San Juan de Abajo, an initiative involving 3.8 million pesos for waterproofing, electrical repairs, and structural improvements.

In Jalisco, Ra Aguilar addressed an assembly in the Ixtapa delegation of Puerto Vallarta, emphasizing the need for equitable development. Aguilar called for infrastructure and social progress to reach all communities, not just tourist zones, to prevent a divide between the city's commercial areas and the residential neighborhoods where most residents live and work. The remarks highlighted the importance of federal support from the administration of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo in regional development.