Mexican state economic and infrastructure reporting

In Baja California Sur, Governor Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío submitted the 2027 Economic Package to the state Congress. The proposed budget projects 28.3 billion pesos in revenue, a 5.2 percent increase from the previous year, with priorities placed on health, education, public security, and social assistance. Additionally, the legislature approved a request for the Secretariat of the Navy to consider transferring the administration of the Cabo San Lucas Port to the state government to better manage local revenues and facility conditions.

Separately, in Baja California, Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda reported a cumulative state investment of over 61 billion pesos between 2022 and 2026. This funding covers infrastructure, water, housing, and mobility projects across all seven municipalities.

Key mobility developments include the Lázaro Cárdenas and Venustiano Carranza nodes in Mexicali, the Morelos node in Tijuana, and the El Sauzal node in Ensenada. In coordination with the federal government, major works are underway, such as the 11.4 kilometer Tijuana Elevated Viaduct, the modernization of the Rio Colorado-Tijuana Aqueduct, and the Playas de Rosarito Desalination Plant.

Regarding hydraulic infrastructure, the state reported 42 water supply works and 25 sewage and sanitation projects, including the Morelos Aqueduct in Ensenada and the Tecate Regulator Tank. The report also noted investments in education, including school construction, scholarship expansions, and school breakfast services.