Infrastructure improvements in Mexico and accessibility demands in Spain

In Tlalnepantla de Baz, Mexico, President Raciel Pérez Cruz inaugurated infrastructure projects in the La Sideral and La Cantera neighborhoods. The works include repaving and integral rehabilitation, featuring new concrete sidewalks and curbs with accessibility ramps, as well as traffic paint for lane delimitation and directional arrows to improve urban order, security, and pedestrian mobility.

In Tarifa, Spain, the association AVANZA has formally requested that the local government ensure the 2026 Real Feria y Fiestas is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility. The group argues that accessibility must extend beyond simple entrance ramps to include adapted restrooms, bars, dance floors, parking, and emergency exits, ensuring that individuals using wheelchairs can participate in the festivities with full equality and safety.