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Mexican municipal cabling removal initiatives
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Municipal governments in Mexico have launched efforts initiatives to manage and remove obsolete or and redundant aerial cabling to improve urban safety and aesthetics. In Coyoacán, Mayor Giovani Gutiérrez Aguilar reported the removal of 100 tons of obsolete cabling, totaling unused wires, covering 522 roads across 76 neighborhoods. This project, a collaboration with telecommunications companies, has removed over 280 linear kilometers across 522 roads. This initiative, active of cabling since May 2022, involves coordination between local authorities and telecommunications entities such as CANIETI and ANATEL. 2022. Similarly, the Texcoco municipal government of Texcoco, led by Mayor Nazario Gutiérrez Martínez, has initiated begun a campaign in its city center to remove excess wires in the city center. wires. Following negotiations with utility and telecommunications companies, providers, including Teléfonos de México, Izzi, Megacable, Totalplay, México and the Comisión Federal de Electricidad (CFE), Electricidad, the project administration aims to reduce short circuit risks and visual clutter. The administration intends pollution, with a long-term goal of transitioning to eventually transition toward underground cabling.
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