Michoacán Invests US$327 Million in Public Works

The Michoacán state government has invested US$327 in public works, infrastructure, and modernization in Uruapan, Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla said during an inspection tour of projects in the municipality.

The president visited the facilities of the La Ranita Cultural and Arts Center, a revitalized public space, and the Paseo Revolución, an avenue paved with hydraulic concrete that facilitates the flow of thousands of vehicles daily.

He also inspected the Carlos Manzo overpass, which was built in an area where traffic problems had been occurring. The site features a cable car station and a linear park beneath the bridge, designed for the recreation of families and local residents.

Ramírez Bedolla emphasized that support for Uruapan will continue through additional public works projects and initiatives to strengthen the economic and social sectors.