Mexico announces major infrastructure investment in Baja California

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The Mexican government has announced a major strategic investment package for Baja California, focusing on infrastructure, energy sovereignty, health, and social justice. By the end of 2026, investment in Welfare Programs is expected to reach 24.719 billion pesos, benefiting over 1.15 million people.

Key infrastructure projects include the 11.4-kilometer Tijuana Elevated Viaduct, scheduled for completion in March 2026 with an investment of 5.5 billion pesos, and a 9.108 billion peso modernization of the Port of Ensenada for the fishing sector. To address water security, a desalination plant in Playas de Rosarito is planned with a total investment of 12.5 billion pesos.

Other initiatives include maintenance and expansion of the San Felipe Airport, road network conservation, and the inauguration of the González Ortega Combined Cycle Power Plant by the CFE. Additionally, the government is deploying SEDENA and National Guard personnel to strengthen border security and combat crimes such as extortion and homicide.