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Global municipal infrastructure and water sanitation works

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Municipalities and regional governments continue to execute diverse public works focused on water sanitation, drainage, and urban accessibility. In Spain, accessibility improvements are progressing in Cuenca and Ferrol, while Jerez, Almería, and Seville continue various urban renovations. In Fuengirola, the City Council has begun remodeling sidewalks near Plaza de Los Niños to improve pedestrian safety and address water filtration issues. In Torremolinos, a preventive cleaning plan for streams has been launched to prepare for autumn rains. In Mexico, efforts include pedestrian bridge rehabilitation in Mérida, pothole repairs in Toluca, and canal cleaning in Ahome. Recent developments show CONAGUA investing in hydraulic infrastructure in San Juan del Río and rehabilitating three dams in Querétaro. In San Nicolás, a new storm drain system was completed on Avenida Universidad, and cleaning is underway in Alfajayucan to prevent river foam buildup. In South America, water management and climate adaptation strategies are expanding. In Argentina, activities include drainage works in the La Francia rural basins, potable water improvements in Cerro Colorado, and the advancement of an Integral Storm Drainage Plan for the Salta Basin in Colón. In Mercedes, a 70-million-peso project to replace a 1,200-meter water main in the San Jorge neighborhood continues. In Villa María, the ‘Villa María 100% LED’ program has reached 90% coverage of public lighting. In Uruguay, ~~urban water and drainage infrastructure is moving toward a programmatic approach. In Salto,~~ the Salto Transitable program is progressing with roadwork ~~across various neighborhoods, including~~ in neighborhoods such as Diego ~~Lamas street and the~~ Lamas, Cien ~~Manzanas~~ Manzanas, and Salto ~~Nuevo areas. These works involve stabilizing bases, applying cement,~~ Nuevo, involving base stabilization, cement application, and ~~constructing culverts for rainwater drainage.~~ culvert construction. In Balcarce, Argentina, projects include widening Provincial Route 55, installing ~~curbs and pavement,~~ curbs, and improving rural roads. New administrative developments are emerging in water management. In Colombia, municipalities in the Cauca department are discussing a new administrative model to create a service provider company for the Río Bermejo Regional Aqueduct.

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