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Michoacán tourism, mobility, and infrastructure growth

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Michoacán ~~tourism~~ tourism, mobility, and ~~mobility~~ infrastructure growth

The state’s multi‑year “Plan Michoacán por la Paz y la Justicia” continues to expand tourism and transport. Fonatur’s 300 million‑peso investment targets over 4 million visitors by 2026, with efforts to attract Chinese visitors through WeChat and international trade fairs. Transport infrastructure in Morelia, specifically the Morebús rapid‑bus system, has faced scrutiny regarding tree removal in the Tres Puentes area. Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla announced modifications to preserve existing medians and most trees, with 27 specimens slated for transplantation expanded to ~~locations such as the Arboretum, local sports courts,~~ include hydraulic modernization. The Secretariat of Urban Development and ~~the Río Grande riverbank. To date, the Secretaría de Desarrollo Urbano y Movilidad~~ Mobility (Sedum) ~~has reported that 110 plants have been rescued and relocated. Of~~ is conducting pluvial infrastructure works along 15 kilometers of the ~~613 specimens identified~~ Morebús route in ~~assessments, 434 are non-tree species, including shrubs, magueyes,~~ western Morelia to optimize rainwater drainage and ~~exotic species like jacarandas~~ mitigate flooding risks. These works, which include desilting, rehabilitating networks, and ~~eucalyptus.~~ replacing deteriorated pipes, have reached 3.1 kilometers of progress. During construction between Escuadrón 20 and Cointzio Avenues, officials discovered unidentified infrastructure and pipes that had lacked maintenance for over 20 years. Environmental mitigation efforts ~~have expanded.~~ remain a priority. The Secretariat of Communications and Public Works (SCOP) is reforesting 72 hectares across 51 kilometers of the city's second peripheral ~~ring, planting more than~~ ring with over 36,000 endemic ~~trees~~ trees, such as pine, ash, mesquite, and oak. Regarding the Morebús project, Sedum is advancing ~~a plan~~ plans to replant rescued jacaranda trees in urban corridors ~~after~~ following treatment in municipal nurseries. Wildlife protection ~~remains active. The Morelia Zoo is~~ continues through the monitoring of nests and burrows in the Tres Puentes ~~zone, while biologists~~ zone. Biologists have successfully rescued and relocated 664 animals, including birds, reptiles, and small mammals, to protected areas like Cerro del Águila.

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