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AMLO's Nationwide Water Works Tour Takes Off

President AMLO announces nationwide water works tour, Pemex debt intervention, and income growth. Ayotzinapa case progresses, and archaeological salvage efforts lauded. Mexico's economy set for over 3% growth.

Mexicanist

Jul 27, 2023 — 2 min read

President AMLO addresses the media during the morning conference, outlining plans for a nationwide tour to supervise water works and promote conservation efforts.

In today's morning conference, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) unveiled plans for an extensive nationwide tour to inspect various water works across the country. The President emphasized the importance of water management and conservation as he outlined his upcoming visits to key projects.

Beginning tomorrow, the President's tour will kick off with an inspection of the Santa María Dam in southern Sinaloa, which is nearing completion. Additionally, an irrigation district under construction in the same region will also be on his agenda, giving him an opportunity to assess its progress.

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