Overview

• Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla framed his report around four legacies: public works, a social and environmental vision, mobility, and the recovery of educational authority.
• The governor said 40 billion pesos of state resources were invested without new debt in hospitals, schools, markets, roads, bridges, interchanges, and cable cars in Morelia and Uruapan.
• Officials reported a 7 billion-peso mobility package, including more than 5.2 billion pesos for teleféricos and complementary urban upgrades, alongside a new state mobility and road safety law.
• Environmental and health measures highlighted include planting 10 million trees, the Guardián Forestal surveillance system, lake recovery efforts in Pátzcuaro with Indigenous communities, hospital construction with federal support, and new cancer-detection and treatment equipment for free care.
• Bedolla publicly endorsed Gladyz Butanda as the trusted steward of flagship projects, while the event drew federal representation from Lázaro Cárdenas Batel on behalf of President Claudia Sheinbaum.