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Municipalities in Mexico implement sports and infrastructure projects
In León, Guanajuato, authorities have completed the rehabilitation of the Santa María del Granjeno mini-sports complex. The project involved an investment of 6.8 million pesos to install a roof on the multi-purpose court, add synthetic flooring, renew basketball backboards, and construct a new bathroom module and recreational areas.
In Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas, the municipal government launched the “Ahora Sí con el Fut en Madero” league to support youth football talent. The administration also announced ongoing efforts to rehabilitate sports fields in areas such as La Galeana, El Chacalazo, and La Barra.
Meanwhile, the construction of the Parque Metropolitano Sur in León has reached a 13 percent completion rate. Officials reported that land-use regulation issues are preventing the project from being completed during the current administration, leading authorities to explore alternative locations with pre-authorized land use.
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COMUDE León · Ciudad Madero · Erasmo González Robledo · León · Luis Miguel Aguirre
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Santa María del Granjeno project included a new bathroom module and a roof for the multi-purpose court. deportedigital.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Ciudad Madero launched the “Ahora Sí con el Fut en Madero” municipal football league.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The government of Ciudad Madero plans to rehabilitate sports fields in La Galeana, El Chacalazo, and La Barra.
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The rehabilitation of the Santa María del Granjeno mini-sports complex in León cost 6.8 million pesos. deportedigital.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Land-use changes are preventing the completion of the Parque Metropolitano Sur during the current administration. periodicocorreo.com.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Construction of the Parque Metropolitano Sur in León is 13 percent complete. periodicocorreo.com.mx