Overview
- At his Third Informe, Salomón Jara said Oaxaca invested 28 billion pesos over three years and executed nearly 6,000 works funded with 16 billion pesos without contracting new state debt.
- The administration reported strong economic performance, citing top-ranked GDP growth, more than 145 billion pesos in private investment and 2.947 billion dollars in exports.
- Health spending totaled 2.2 billion pesos for more than 300 projects, including the Women and Children’s Hospital, the start of Ciudad Salud and 16 Farmacias Bienestar serving about 130,000 people.
- Officials cited a 23% drop in crime, significant reductions in road blockades and toll takeovers, completion of the C5i security center and the initial safe return of internally displaced families.
- Jara announced 20 pledges for the remaining term, including proposing a new state constitution, rehabilitating 1,000 kilometers of state roads, building 10,000 homes and expanding BinniBus to the Coast and Isthmus.