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Municipal infrastructure projects in Spain and Mexico

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Municipal governments in Spain and Mexico have initiated various continue to implement infrastructure and urban rehabilitation projects to address deterioration. deterioration and improve mobility. In Spain, local efforts have focused on road maintenance and public space renovation. In Llanes, the Municipal Pothole Plan has applied 5,600 square meters of asphalt over 18 months to maintain rural road infrastructure. In in Aguilar de la Frontera, Frontera have progressed with the City Council has launched beginning a comprehensive renovation of the Plaza de San José with José. With a budget exceeding 250,000 euros, targeting the project seeks to restore the site, which has not undergone major work since 1974, by renewing sewage systems and sidewalk repairs repairing sidewalks to mitigate safety risks. risks caused by uneven pavement. In Mexico, authorities local administrations are addressing damage from environmental factors expanding paving and upgrading historic areas. remodeling initiatives. In Ahome, Sinaloa, officials have been repairing concrete and asphalt potholes caused by heavy rainfall. Meanwhile, in Poncitlán, Mayor Arturo Isrrael Ascencio confirmed a 20 million peso project has been announced to remodel the historic center, which will include including street paving, sidewalk expansion, and new lighting. A bidding process for the contractor is scheduled for late October. Additional roadwork is underway in Veracruz and Tamaulipas. In Ángel R. Cabada, Veracruz, Mayor Samantha Sánchez del Hoyo launched a project in Plan de los Naranjos to apply 490 square meters of hydraulic concrete for more durable roads. In Camargo, Mayor Jorge Aldana reported ongoing rehabilitation of heavily deteriorated sections, having recently completed portions of Constitución Street and beginning work on Convención de Aguascalientes Street. Future interventions are planned for Allende Street, Juárez Avenue, and the city center.

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