Overview

• METRÓPOLIS received the compiled results of 15 citizen forums, totaling more than 2,500 proposals gathered across city boroughs.
• Alejandro Encinas said the Ley de Ordenamiento Territorial must be ready this year and announced a working session with local deputies on Friday.
• The draft framework would abrogate the existing Ley de Desarrollo Urbano, align environmental legislation, and formalize water-management rules.
• Encinas urged patience on the Plan General de Desarrollo, citing a past failed process as he emphasizes thorough, legitimate consultations.
• The submission does not indicate which proposals will be adopted or how rent surges will be curbed, with pressure points highlighted in Cuauhtémoc, Benito Juárez, and Miguel Hidalgo.