Local officials in Compostela and Sinaloa present second government reports

Gustavo Ayón, the municipal president of Compostela, Mexico, presented his second government report, highlighting significant increases in public works investment. Ayón stated that the current administration's investment in infrastructure exceeds that of the previous five municipal administrations combined. He emphasized administrative improvements and progress in public services, specifically noting enhancements in garbage collection and landfill management.

In Sinaloa, municipal president Rolando Mercado delivered his second labor report, detailing an investment of 160 million pesos across 120 infrastructure projects and over 3,000 actions. His report focused on four pillars: social welfare, economic development, security and ethics, and governance. Key achievements included educational facility upgrades, expansions to the IMSS-Bienestar hospital, and improvements to public lighting and parks. Additionally, the municipal DIF received a donation of over 600 functional medical devices from abroad.