Local manufacturers at the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry (CMIC) in JaliscoThey have already delivered their 25 priority work packages for the entityMexico’s next president, Claudia Sheinbaum will be joined by Pardo.
A few days ago, the national president of the Mexican Chamber of Construction Industry (CMIC), Luis Méndez Jaled, held a meeting with the next head of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transport, Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina, who They have delivered 200 priority infrastructure projects for the entire country: 25 for Jalisco.
Juan Manuel Chavez, president of the CMIC in Jalisco, explained Priority works for the state include completion of Line 4, construction of Line 5, dewatering Guadalajara-Chapla And the infrastructure works to participate in the next World Cup fifa 2026.
“They must guarantee that the connection of users or visitors is adequate, without affecting the daily life of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Zone (ZMG),” said the businessman.
Additionally, repair and maintenance work was requested for the state’s 2,196 kilometers of federal roads and access roads to the ZMG such as Zapotlanejo, Chapala and Santa Rosa-La Barca. “They are in very bad shape and need immediate attention,” Chavez urged.
Another priority project is The railway borders with the city of AguascalientesThat will “guarantee access to goods and services from the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific Ocean,” he assured.
The Mexican government has forgotten about infrastructure
The state leader of the builders pointed out that, since the arrival of the current federal administration, investment in the Mexican government’s infrastructure has been completely abandoned.
“There was virtually no budget for 2024, especially on the issue of road maintenance, 377 million pesos and 26 tenders were canceled, which built or led the federal government’s roads. Jalisco There are deplorable situations for userswhich threatens the safety of motorists and hinders development and growth within the state,” said Juan Manuel Chavez.
The leader of construction firms asked Claudia Sheinbaum to accelerate investment in the sector during her six-year term.
In contrast, Chávez highlighted the investment made by the Jalisco government in this regard.
“What we encourage is that a budget is allocated in line with what has happened in recent years, that is about 14 to 15%, that the state government invested in infrastructure,” he pointed out.
According to the leader of the CMIC in Jalisco, the state government invested more than 23 billion pesos in 2023 and a decrease is expected due to the closure of the administration for this year, estimated at 19 billion pesos.
“We encourage the new authorities to encourage investment in infrastructure to ensure individual rights to access to housing, education and water, and this will lead to further investment,” he concluded.
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