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Culiacán municipal infrastructure and administrative works
Overview
The municipal government of Culiacán, led by Mayor Ana Miriam Ramos Villarreal, has undertaken several infrastructure and administrative initiatives to improve local living conditions.
In the Finisterra residential area, the city completed the paving of 17 streets, representing an investment of 9.66 million pesos. This project covers 3,570 linear meters and aims to benefit approximately 2,380 residents by addressing long-standing infrastructure needs.
Following these works, the Culiacán City Council approved a tax exemption for the Cumbres del Águila settlement. This measure exempts residents from the Real Estate Acquisition Tax (ISAI) during deed registration to provide legal certainty to more than 1,200 families and facilitate access to public services.
Entities
Ana Miriam Ramos Villarreal · Culiacán · Sinaloa Housing Commission · Cumbres del Águila · María Sugey López Soto
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesCuliacán Council approves tax exemption for property regularization
The Culiacán City Council approved a tax exemption for the Cumbres del Águila settlement, helping over 1,200 families achieve legal property certainty and access to public services.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesCuliacán completes paving of 17 streets in Finisterra
Culiacán Mayor Ana Miriam Ramos Villarreal delivered 17 paved streets in the Finisterra neighborhood, an infrastructure project benefiting over 2,300 residents after decades of waiting.
Sources
cafenegroportal.com · ecosderosarito.com · fuentesfidedignas.com.mx · reflectores.mx