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Puebla state infrastructure and community investment

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The government of Puebla, led by Governor Alejandro Armenta, continues to expand its infrastructure and social development initiatives. Building on previous efforts in the capital and the Mixteca region, the administration has launched a major mobility strategy to rehabilitate 13,000 streets and 76 strategic thoroughfares. To optimize costs, the state is utilizing state-owned machinery and materials provided by Pemex. In response to recent natural disasters, Governor Armenta conducted land and air inspections in the Sierra Norte region to assess damage from landslides and road collapses. He reported that seven of the 15 affected points have been fully addressed. The state is deploying nearly 300 machines, 14 machinery modules, and 13 pavement trains for repairs, including patching and relamination. To further reduce costs, the administration is using AC-20 material provided by President Claudia Sheinbaum and reusing materials recovered from removed road surfaces. Beyond infrastructure, authorities are coordinating with the National Housing Commission and Bienestar to identify relocation and construction alternatives for families in high-risk zones. Social support, including food, bedding, and psychological services, is being provided through the Sistema DIF. In the health sector, the state has invested 42 million pesos in mobile hospitals and is constructing two school-hospitals in Tepexi and Izúcar de Matamoros. Expanding on these medical investments, Governor Armenta recently inaugurated infrastructure and equipment improvements for the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTEP). This project, exceeding 440 million pesos, includes a 22-million-peso tomograph for the Maternal and Child Unit and a 14.5-million-peso interconnection tunnel designed to improve patient transfers. Environmental interventions continue at the Atoyac River, and the Circuito Mixteco project remains a strategic ~~priority to connect Tehuacán with the Mixteca region and Guerrero.~~ priority. Additionally, the state continues to target tourism growth through the modernization of the Hermanos Serdán International Airport. Governor Armenta continues to supervise the recovery of roads in the Sierra Norte following landslides and collapses, maintaining coordination with federal authorities to provide housing alternatives and social support.

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