Regional authorities announce infrastructure and agricultural projects in Bolivia and Mexico

Regional authorities in Bolivia and Mexico have announced various infrastructure and agricultural development initiatives.

In La Paz, Bolivia, Governor Luis Revilla announced that the San Andrés de Machaca municipality will have at least three road projects underway during 2027. This includes the resumption of work on the San Andrés de Machaca–Nazacara–Hito 40 highway (Phase 2) and the planning of Phase 3. Additionally, the Queto–Kerani–Jerusalén–Hito 27 road project has been included in the 2027 budget. The Governor also pledged to initiate a deep well project in February 2027 and begin construction on a synthetic grass sports field by November 18.

In Guanajuato, Mexico, Governor Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo conducted a working tour in San Luis de la Paz and San Diego de la Unión to deliver productive support and oversee infrastructure. In San Luis de la Paz, over 2.7 million pesos in agricultural aid were distributed through the 'Mi Familia Productiva' and 'Agricultura del Futuro' programs, benefiting over 1,300 people with corn, poultry, and seeds. The tour also included the inauguration of a recreational space in Los Dolores and the supervision of road rehabilitation works to improve mobility and security.