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Healthcare infrastructure development in Mexico

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In Sonora, Mexico, federal and state officials have commenced construction of the Hospital Regional del Río Sonora in Ures. Backed by President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Alfonso Durazo, the 500-million-peso project is part of the Plan de Justicia for Cananea and the Río Sonora, aimed at addressing health and environmental needs following a 2014 toxic spill. The facility, expected to be completed by April 2027, will provide specialized services including nephrology, toxicology, and heavy-metal analysis for over 60,000 residents. Parallel healthcare infrastructure efforts are progressing elsewhere in Mexico, including the ~~completion~~ rehabilitation of the IMSS-Bienestar Health Center ~~rehabilitation~~ in Huatlatlauca, Puebla, following a 4-million-peso investment, and continued construction on the 510-million-peso Etchojoa University Hospital in Sonora.

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