Uruapan infrastructure: Governor Bedolla announces 3 billion peso bypass

Michoacán Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla presented his Fifth Government Report in Uruapan, highlighting a historical investment of 6 billion pesos in the region over the last fifty years. A major upcoming project is the Libramiento Norte de Uruapan, a 25-kilometer bypass with an estimated investment of 3 billion pesos.

Key infrastructure achievements reported include the operation of the Uruapan cable car, which serves over 18,000 daily users, the delivery of 80 new public transport units, and the installation of C5 security cameras in 200 buses. Other completed or advancing works include the Carlos Manzo overpass, the Plaza de la Ranita Cultural Center, and the rehabilitation of Paseo de la Revolución.

In the health and social sectors, the administration reported a 50-million-peso investment for the new DIF Uruapan facility and the consolidation of Hospital General de Zona No. 86. Additionally, the governor noted progress on regional highways and the expansion of the Pátzcuaro-Uruapan highway in coordination with the federal government.

Separately, in the state of Puebla, Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier announced the delivery of resources for 27 community projects across 19 localities in the Tecamachalco region. This initiative, part of the 'Por Amor a Puebla' program, involves an accumulated investment of 43 million pesos for 2025 and 2026 to address urgent needs in water, health, and education.