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Puebla Breaks Ground on First Mixteca Campus of State Health University

State leaders say the project will help reverse a 5 percent medical school admission rate by situating training facilities within rural municipalities.

El gobernador del Estado, Alejandro Armenta, visita el municipio de Izúcar de Matamoros donde encabeza la colocación de la primera piedra de la Construcción de la Universidad de la Salud Sede Regional y la Entrega de Módulo de Maquinaria. FOTO: Cortesía

Overview

  • Governor Alejandro Armenta presided over the July 17 groundbreaking ceremony in Izúcar de Matamoros for the Mixteca campus of the Universidad de la Salud del Estado de Puebla (USEP).
  • The first phase carries a 48.8 million peso allocation to build classrooms, laboratories, a metal-structure teaching unit and complete utility networks.
  • More than 20 million pesos have been earmarked for furnishing and equipping the facility, including simulators and sanitary installations.
  • The campus will serve students from 14 Mixteca municipalities, reducing relocation costs and broadening admission prospects beyond the current 5 percent acceptance rate.
  • It is the inaugural installment in a four-campus expansion strategy designed to decentralize health education across Puebla.