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Regional events and regulations in Spain and Mexico

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Various regional updates and cultural events continue to occur across Spain and Mexico. In Mexico, regulatory updates in Hidalgo include Governor Julio Menchaca Salazar’s confirmation that ride-sharing services like Uber and Didi remain prohibited. He has further announced that transportation concessions will be revoked for operators failing to comply with legal requirements to ensure passenger safety and tariff enforcement. In Pachuca, taxi fares are set to increase by 20 percent, and a security operation is being implemented for the 2026 San Francisco Fair. Regarding public health, IMSS Bienestar is providing free specialized treatments and high-cost medications for rare diseases, such as spinal muscular atrophy, at the Hospital General de Alta Especialidad in Pachuca. Cultural and religious activities remain prominent. In Mexico, the Tamaulipas International Culture Festival continues to feature orchestral and quartet performances, while Alvarado celebrates the Virgen del Rosario with traditional parades and the 134th Donkey Run. In Spain, upcoming festivities include the 31st Solidarity Cinema Days in Alcázar de San Juan to support international cooperation, and Cervantes Week in Alcalá de Henares. Recent and upcoming celebrations include the San Miguel festivities in Las Rozas, Sanfaustos in Durango, Oktoberfest in Tarifa, and an international pyrotechnics festival in Valencia. Additional regional events include the 14th International Oral Storytelling Festival in Lanzarote, festivities for the Virgin of Carmen in Santa María de la Vega, and the Virgen de los Herreros celebration in Zamora, which features traditional gastronomy and floral offerings. Recent programming in Spain also includes the University of Salamanca’s cultural schedule for the upcoming term.

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