Regional infrastructure and public service projects advance in Argentina and Mexico

Various regional infrastructure and public service projects are underway across Argentina and Mexico. In Río Negro, Argentina, Governor Alberto Weretilneck secured US$ 85 million from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) for productive infrastructure and an additional US$ 60 million to modernize the provincial public health system through digital transformation and improved technology.

In Mexico, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño reported that the modernization of the Hermosillo-Bahía de Kino highway has reached 55% completion, following a 500 million peso investment.

In Argentina, several municipal works are progressing, including the expansion of the Horacio Dupuy Hospital in Garín, the renovation of the Julio F. Ramos Hospital sterilization service, and the expansion of the Dr. Juan E. Milich Hospital in Villa Constitución. Additionally, San Juan has implemented climate-controlled bus stops in Rivadavia, and various roadworks and energy infrastructure projects are being executed in provinces such as Santa Fe, San Juan, and Chubut.