Miguel Tello visits Pachuca neighborhoods to discuss development projects

Miguel Ángel Tello Vargas, former Secretary of Planning and Prospecting for Hidalgo, has been conducting tours through various neighborhoods in Pachuca, including San Cayetano and Plutarco Elías Calles. During these visits, Tello has engaged with residents to discuss community needs and the progress of regional development initiatives.

Tello highlighted significant federal and state investments in Hidalgo, noting over 253 billion pesos allocated for strategic projects. Key infrastructure works mentioned include the modernization of highways, the sanitation of the Tula River, and agricultural irrigation technology in the Mezquital Valley. A major focus of his discussions was the Mexico-Pachuca train, which aims to connect Pachuca with the Felipe Ángeles International Airport and Mexico City, with reports indicating a 45 percent progress rate.

While Tello emphasized the importance of direct dialogue and the benefits of programs like 'Vivienda para el Bienestar,' some local observations suggest these tours serve as a platform to align his presence with the political capital of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and Governor Julio Menchaca Salazar.