Regional infrastructure and heritage projects launched in Venezuela, Mexico, and Chile

Various regional governments are implementing infrastructure and heritage preservation projects. In Apure, Venezuela, authorities have launched the rehabilitation of 80 kilometers of Troncal 19, specifically the stretch connecting Guasdualito with Guacas de Rivera, utilizing over 28,000 tons of asphalt to improve connectivity.

In Puebla, Mexico, Pável Gaspar Ramírez highlighted state investments exceeding 1.5 billion pesos for the Community Works program, aimed at restoring historical centers, museums, and haciendas. Future projections suggest an increase to 2 billion pesos for such initiatives.

In Chile, Governor Pedro Alvarez-Salamanca Ramirez held bilateral working sessions with the Metropolitan Government to discuss social issues, investments, and regional development to strengthen the Maule region.