Lo que Nadie te Cuenta del Infonavit Casas Grandes: ¿Realmente es Peligroso?

Can you imagine what it was like to live in the first Infonavit housing complex in Ciudad Juárez? Today we delve into the iconic Infonavit Casas Grandes to walk its halls, recall the stories of its residents, and discover places that time has transformed. From the nostalgia of the 80s to the current state of its parks and schools, we walk along Benemérito de las Américas Street, visit Technical Secondary School 47 and CBTIS 114. But the most impressive thing was launching the drone and finding the remains of an old recreational complex with Olympic-sized swimming pools that now stand completely abandoned. Did you know this place existed? If you lived here, studied in its schools, or were born in IMSS Clinic 35, tell us your story in the comments! Help us reconstruct the memory of Juárez. Video Chapters: 0:00 What was it like to live here in the 80s? 1:25 The first Infonavit housing project in Ciudad Juárez 2:42 The mystery of the canal and its stories 4:15 Parks and urban jungles in Juárez 7:05 Messages of peace: Murals and urban art 9:15 Tour of the schools (Revolución Elementary School) 11:05 The canal where young people swam 13:45 When will the second rounds of Casas Grandes be held? 16:08 Federal Secondary School 6 and its fruit trees 19:15 Technical Secondary School 47: The House of the Bears 23:55 Curious architecture and giant benches 27:10 Barbecue under immense shade 31:10 Parish of Mary Mother of the Church 34:00 DISCOVERY: The Abandoned Olympic Swimming Pools (Drone) 36:45 Prieto Park and CBTIS 114 (Lobos) 39:45 Valentín Fuentes Street and IMSS Clinic 35 41:10 Share your memories of Casas Grandes! Subscribe to Xplora Tours JRZ! Don't forget to like and share this video so more Juarez residents can see what their old neighborhood looks like today. #CiudadJuarez #InfonavitCasasGrandes #Chihuahua #UrbanExploration #XploraToursJRZ #JuarezBeforeAndAfter #JuarezNostalgia