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Sheinbaum Highlights Anti-Poverty Record, Announces Chihuahua–Sonora Works During Juárez Visit

The brief stop spotlighted planned highway links with water upgrades tied to her anti-poverty pitch.

Overview

  • Speaking to thousands at Benito Juárez stadium, President Claudia Sheinbaum said 13.5 million people have left poverty since 2018, crediting social programs and higher minimum wages.
  • She announced highway improvements connecting Nuevo Casas Grandes to Bavispe and a route from Chihuahua City to the port of Guaymas.
  • She pledged water district upgrades to reduce irrigation usage and increase supplies for urban residents.
  • She praised Mexican immigrants in the United States, saying their labor supports both Mexico’s families and the U.S. economy.
  • She did not address public safety in the Juárez speech and departed immediately for Mexicali after reiterating earlier support for residents of Culiacán and Sinaloa.