Local development projects announced in San Andrés Cholula and Tuxtla Gutiérrez

In San Andrés Cholula, Puebla, Mayor Guadalupe Cuautle Torres announced a 73 million peso modernization project for the Corredor Radial a Cuayantla. The nine-month project will cover over 2,700 linear meters, spanning from the Corredor Cacalotepec to the Puebla-Atlixco federal highway.

Infrastructure improvements include the renewal of potable water, sanitary drainage, and storm collector networks. The urban enhancement plan features the installation of 19,000 square meters of high-resistance paving, 10,000 square meters of sidewalks, and a 2,790 square meter bike lane. Additionally, the project will install 115 LED streetlights, signage, speed reducers, and accessibility features such as ramps and tactile guides for the visually impaired. The works are expected to benefit approximately 55,000 residents.

In Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, Mayor Ángel Torres held a working meeting with local entrepreneurs to discuss economic growth. Organized through the municipal Secretariat of Economy, the initiative aims to foster direct communication between the local government and business owners to identify opportunities for commercial development and strengthen the local economy.