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Puebla 2026 road paving and community upgrades

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In early June 2026 municipal leaders in June, Cuautlancingo and Quecholac mayor Omar Muñoz inaugurated a 2,251 m² cobblestone paving project on Tierra y Libertad street in the San Lorenzo Almecatla auxiliary council, funded with 3.73 million pesos from municipal and state resources under the Por Amor a Puebla 2026 program. Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier The same day, Quecholac mayor Guadalupe Martínez Gerardo launched a two‑stage state road‑paving effort, similar effort in San Simón de Bravo, installing 1,498 m² of high‑resistance cobblestones. On 19 June, Muñoz delivered a further pavement upgrade in Cuautlancingo’s Privada San Miguel neighborhood (≈1,000 m²), adding lighting and curb repainting as part of the state’s Obra Comunitaria programme backed by Governor Alejandro Armenta. Mayor Pepe Chedraui began opened the citywide second phase of the municipal #CallesAl100 scheme, resurfacing streets such as scheme on 21 June, repaving a 387‑m stretch of Artículo 9 in Ampliación Constitución Mexicana with sub‑grade work, hydraulic base, tactile sidewalks, ramps, signage and lighting for more than 48,400 residents. On 2 July, Chedraui inspected paving of Hermanos Serdán‑Benjamín Serdán–Benjamín Gil in Santo Tomás Chautla. The mayor added street (154 m, ≈2,900 residents) as the state announced a 412‑km road‑rehabilitation plan covering 31 municipalities and nearly three million people. A youth anti‑corruption short‑film contest for youths was launched on 6 July and continued works with July, while the #CallesAl100 programme expanded using the “Tren Capitalino de Pavimentación,” delivering Pavimentación” in San Jerónimo Caleras and Ignacio Zaragoza wards, affecting over 38,000 residents with new asphalt, lighting, sidewalks, tactile guides and bicycle lanes for more than 38 000 residents, while the bike lanes. Quecholac council installed a shade‑net at a local kindergarten. State updates on 7 8 July reported 41 % completion of the 1.1‑km Romero Vargas‑Diagonal central corridor 41 % complete, a 1.1‑km stretch serving roughly 48 700 inhabitants as part of a plan to refurbish 25 streets this year. The municipal administration also began rehabilitation (≈48,677 inhabitants) and the start of Guadalupe Victoria street rehabilitation in Santa María Xonacatepec (874 m, about 11 000 residents), adding universal‑access features. >10,900 residents) under #CallesAl100. On 8 July the state confirmed the same Romero Vargas‑Diagonal work and the Guadalupe Victoria restoration, highlighting full base replacement, new drainage, sidewalks and tactile paving. A further phase began on 29 July with the rehabilitation of Ignacio Zaragoza Street in the Camino Real area. At 15 % completion, the 0.85‑km project will benefit more than 51 000 people across seven neighborhoods, incorporating milling, new asphalt mix, and updated signage. 30 July, Governor Armenta noted the work is part of a broader state program targeting 13 000 urban streets and 15 000 km of highways, coordinated with the federal government and supplied by PEMEX. On 30 July the governor announced a allocated 2.5 million‑peso allocation from the Obra Comunitaria program million pesos for ten community projects in San Salvador Huixcolotla, including school upgrades, sports‑facility rehabilitation, rehab and a new access fourth gate at the Central de Abasto Regional Benito Juárez.

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  1. 2026-08-03 21:54 UTC Puebla 2026 road paving and community upgrades
  2. 2026-08-01 00:14 UTC Puebla 2026 road paving and community upgrades
  3. 2026-07-29 18:18 UTC Puebla 2026 road paving initiatives

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