Overview

• Over a two-day campaign in Ajusco and Los Culhuacanes, municipal teams removed 70 tons of objects, including stones, planters, metal structures and concrete-filled drums, from sidewalks and vehicle lanes.
• Authorities issued 26 warnings to owners of abandoned vehicles, towed two cars and notified four households for storing personal items on public spaces.
• Legal Affairs, Public Works and Urban Services divisions, supported by the Secretariat of Citizen Security, deployed heavy machinery such as traxcavos to lift and haul away large obstructions.
• A parallel outreach drive emphasized that frontages of private homes are part of the public way, urging residents to keep personal belongings indoors.
• Led by Aurora Monserrat Cruz Ramírez under the Escudo Coyoacán program, the operation reaffirms the borough’s permanent policy to reclaim and preserve collective urban rights.