Overview
- Carlos Orvañanos said Cuajimalpa’s aerial line is in design with Mexico City authorities, aiming to start construction between late 2026 and 2027.
- Plans in Cuajimalpa propose a connection to the Tren Interurbano at Santa Fe, with demand studies to follow once the rail service begins operations expected in early 2026.
- Puebla’s governor Alejandro Armenta confirmed the state will operate the first four lines, keeping concession as a contingency if budget constraints arise.
- Puebla amended its Mobility Law to create a legal framework for Cablebús and launched procurement that requires completion within 24 months after the award, with payments scheduled through December 2030.
- Authorities in Puebla outlined Line 1 from Estadio Cuauhtémoc to CIS Angelópolis and presented a broader vision of up to eight lines, with four planned this term.