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San Luis Potosí security, infrastructure, and fiscal reform

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San Luis Potosí security, ~~electoral reform,~~ infrastructure, and ~~social aid~~ fiscal reform

In August 2026, San Luis Potosí’s administration focused on public security, legislative reforms, and expanded social assistance. To manage the Feria Nacional Potosina, Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona launched ‘Operativo FENAPO 2026’, deploying over 1,500 personnel and four AI-enabled robot dogs for crowd control. Legislatively, the state Congress approved reforms reducing precampaign durations to 20 days—a move criticized by Mayor Enrique Galindo Ceballos as ‘another scratch against democracy’—and modified residency requirements for the State Attorney General. Morena legislators also questioned the speed of the process and the lack of a technical opinion from the State Electoral and Citizen Participation Council (CEEPAC). Agricultural and livestock support has intensified through the Secretariat of Agricultural Development and Hydraulic Resources (Sedarh), providing subsidies for genetically improved livestock and over 100 tractors. The Governor also pledged 13 million pesos to each livestock union during the Feria Nacional Potosina. Infrastructure and social programs remain central to the administration’s final year. Key initiatives include the expansion of the Metro Network to the Altiplano region, connecting Ahualulco and Mexquitic to the capital. Local works include road rehabilitation and LED lighting installations in Moctezuma and Ciudad Fernández. Social efforts include the ‘Regreso a Clases 2026’ program, which distributed nearly 5,000 school kits, and the ‘Seguridad Alimentaria’ program, which provided over 12,000 food assistance packages. As the administration nears its conclusion, Governor Gallardo Cardona has indicated he will make cabinet adjustments to prioritize mobility and infrastructure. ~~In Ciudad Fernández,~~ Recent progress includes the construction of a ~~4.84 million peso road project on Escontría Street was launched alongside~~ new highway to Villa de Zaragoza, involving hydraulic base preparation and water passage construction, and the ~~distribution~~ expansion of ~~500 LED luminaries. Additionally, Mayor Juan Manuel Navarro Muñiz in~~ the Río Santiago Boulevard to improve connectivity between the capital and Soledad de Graciano ~~Sánchez is implementing a public lighting modernization program.~~ Sánchez. Regarding fiscal planning, the Secretariat of Finance (Sefin) has begun ~~drafting~~ integrating the 2027 Expenditure Budget. Sefin head Ariana García Vidal has instructed administrative heads to develop ‘realistic and responsible preliminary projects’ to ensure a stable transition for the upcoming administration, with the budget ceiling expected to match the 2026 authorized amount.

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