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In Since late June, Mayor Beto Granados held has continued a "Matamoros Informa" series of outreach and "Martes service initiatives in Matamoros. The June “Matamoros Informa” and “Martes en tu Colonia" outreach at the Mundo Nuevo Convention Center, where secretariats of tourism, health, public services and the environment presented results. He reiterated the Colonia” events highlighted ExpoFeria Matamoros 2026 attendance of more than 143,000 visitors, 2026, the July‑August military exhibition "La Gran Fuerza de México," and exhibition, the Small League Series that began 5 July. The session also Series, and introduced a weekly vehicle‑service module offering license issuance, plate payments and registration regularisation, with fees ranging from MXN 3,990 to MXN 5,990, to reduce trips to central offices. On 18 July the mayor and DIF president Anita Granados launched streamline licensing. In mid‑July the low‑cost "Mercadito Móvil" in Sección 16, “Mercadito Móvil” began delivering basic foods to seniors, people with disabilities seniors and families people with mobility challenges, with plans to expand city‑wide. A week later, while resident meetings under the "Tu “Tu Voz Transforma" program Transforma” announced sidewalk construction in Los Presidentes park, construction, pothole repairs, street‑lighting upgrades, a new classroom for the José Emilio Pacheco Berny telesecundary, classroom, and a review of a proposed development on a local green area. green‑area development. The weekend of 2‑3 August featured a cultural agenda activities at the Expo Militar (ballet, mariachi, dog‑training show, and the Mercadito Puerta México) and a health programme that included health‑prevention services, including free eye‑exams, a eye exams, zoonosis information module, permanent advice, anti‑dengue fumigation, junk‑removal drives, and a reforestation and cleaning event in Fraccionamiento Canadá with free veterinary services for pets. These actions continue care in Fraccionamiento Canadá, reinforcing the administration’s focus emphasis on public‑space improvement, community health and citizen civic participation. On 6 August the mayor inaugurated the paving of Miguel Alemán Street in the Carlos Salinas de Gortari colonia. Funded by the 2026 Municipal Social Infrastructure Fund, the project delivers more than 1,600 m² of asphalt, concrete curbs, sidewalks and utility connections, benefiting roughly 280 residents and complementing recent drainage upgrades announced for ten other colonias.