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Nuevo Laredo municipal administration developments
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In August 2026, Mayor Carmen Lilia Canturosas inaugurated a solar photovoltaic system at the Nuevo Laredo Cultural Center. The project, involving 890 panels and a cost of 20,047,075 pesos, aims Center to reduce the center’s electricity consumption by up to 50%. During this period, the mayor also monitored the progress of a new planetarium intended for educational and tourism purposes. By early September 2026, the administration delivered its second government report at Polyforum La Fe. During the presentation, Mayor Canturosas Villarreal announced the total liquidation of a 580 million peso municipal debt, achieving a zero balance significantly ahead of the original 2032 schedule. She reported that the administration has invested over 7.445 billion pesos in public works, completing more than 1,690 projects. Notable infrastructure achievements include the rehabilitation of over 60 kilometers of drainage and sewage systems through an investment exceeding 2.5 billion pesos, as well as increasing the number of municipal clinics from six to 13 modern facilities. Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya attended the report, noting that state and federal investments in the region have reached approximately 8.9 billion pesos. He highlighted Nuevo Laredo’s strategic role as a logistics hub, referencing ongoing developments such as the modernization of Bridge III, the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo Train, and the city's role as the seat of the National Customs Agency. In subsequent updates, the Mayor reported that total public works investment has reached approximately 7.49 billion pesos. She also highlighted improvements in public safety, claiming the city has gone nearly three years without certain types of high-risk incidents due to intergovernmental coordination. Regarding her political future, Canturosas Villarreal stated she is focused on her current term but did not rule out running for office in 2028, remarking, ‘Let the future decide.’
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