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Tamaulipas governance, finance, safety, and infrastructure

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Tamaulipas has strengthened its fiscal position, with Moody’s, HR Ratings, and Verum awarding the state its highest AAA sovereign rating. This upgrade is expected to lower borrowing costs, already yielding savings of 30–50 million pesos this year. The state is also planning to renegotiate approximately 2.7 billion pesos in debt to reduce interest rates from 0.43% to below 0.33%. Recent data shows the state's debt has decreased by nearly 1 billion pesos, falling from approximately 15.9 billion pesos at the start of the current administration to roughly 14.9 billion pesos as of August 2026. To boost revenue and support the productive sector, Secretary of Finance Carlos Irán Ramírez González has implemented a tax stimulus campaign effective through December 31, 2026. This package includes up to 90 percent discounts on surcharges and fines for debts dating back to 2021, as well as a 30 percent discount on vehicle control rights and plates for compliant taxpayers. Infrastructure and social programs are expanding, including a 2 billion peso federal investment for highways and the ‘Corredor del Golfo’ project. To ~~provide legal certainty to families,~~ promote sports tourism, the state has ~~launched~~ allocated over 236 million pesos toward high-performance and recreational spaces to support events like the Bicentennial Tamaulipas Marathon and the Gran Fondo Tampico. Additionally, the ‘Escrituración Masiva y Regularización’ program ~~through the Institute of Land and Housing of Tamaulipas (ITAVU). This initiative~~ aims to deliver 30,000 property ~~deeds, with an initial phase targeting 15,000 documents in the Altamira, Ciudad Madero, and González metropolitan area~~ deeds via ~~coordinated censuses and surveys. In an effort to~~ ITAVU. To protect state resources, the government ~~has also~~ launched the ‘Revisión de Sobrevivencia 2026’ through IPSSET. Managed by the Secretary of Administration, this mandatory verification process ~~will occur~~ occurs throughout September and October in municipalities such as Ciudad Victoria, Reynosa, Matamoros, and Nuevo Laredo to prevent pension fraud following the detection of irregular payments in Tampico. Security updates report the lowest homicide rate since 2015 in July 2026, alongside decreases in vehicle and residential robberies.

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