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AMLO Highlights Ongoing Projects to Improve Water Conditions

In a morning conference, President AMLO assures the completion of promised changes, criticizes media manipulation, and updates on infrastructure projects. Read more for the latest developments in Mexico.

Mexicanist

May 31, 2023 — 4 min read

President López Obrador discusses ongoing infrastructure projects, emphasizing their importance for improving water conditions and benefiting millions of inhabitants across Mexico. Screengrab

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) kicked off his morning conference with a blend of determination and criticism. With a cup of coffee in hand, the President assured the public that all the changes promised during his administration will be completed, dismissing fears that some improvements may be left unfinished.

"Everything we promised to do will be completed," exclaimed AMLO, exuding confidence in the continuity of his transformational agenda. He firmly stated, "There is no going back; it will be very difficult to go backward. The conservatives will not be able to go backward. No, these people have already become very aware; they are going forward."

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