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•October 14, 2025

Monterrey airport toll plaza expands from 12 to 20 lanes

New lanes at the Monterrey airport toll plaza open this weekend, expanding from 12 to 20 and trimming waits up to 25% ahead of the...

•October 14, 2025

San Miguel public works tour begins with new water well

Mayor Mauricio Trejo opened a works tour with a new potable-water well and promised one project daily. San Miguel public works aim to show visible...

•October 10, 2025

Cancún clears absorption wells to mitigate forecast rains

Cancun public works intensified cleaning of more than 1,600 stormwater wells in flood-prone zones; staffing expands in heavy rain.

•October 3, 2025

Los Cabos neighborhoods go dry as Migriño wells close

Los Cabos water crisis deepens after CONAGUA shuttered Migriño wells, leaving 64 neighborhoods dependent on tankers facing higher costs and longer waits.

•October 1, 2025

Los Cabos moves wastewater plant for Estero San José protection

Los Cabos will replace the Fonatur wastewater plant and build La Sonoreña II to deliver Estero San José protection, remove most old works, and add...

•October 1, 2025

Cancun drainage campaign urges hotels to stop clogs

Cancun drainage campaign relaunches with talks to keep storm and sanitary systems distinct, prevent clogs, flooding, and protect beaches in Quintana Roo.

•October 1, 2025

Las Juntas overpass opens at midnight to unclog north Puerto Vallarta

The Las Juntas overpass opened just after midnight on Oct 1, easing the north entrance to Puerto Vallarta and the corridor to Bahía de Banderas...

•September 30, 2025

Cabo desal plant output rises as city takes control

OOMSAPAS Los Cabos takes charge of the Cabo desal plant output, raising flow to 106 L/s and targeting 180 L/s, with a heat-map plan to...

•September 29, 2025

Playa del Carmen pipes replacement starts downtown

Months-long Playa del Carmen pipes renewal begins downtown as Aguakan replaces 18.4 km of lines and 2,155 connections with city coordination, minimizing closures.