Inauguración de la carretera Real del Monte-Huasca. Omitlán de Juárez, Hidalgo

From Omitlán de Juárez, Hidalgo, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo inaugurated the Real del Monte-Huasca Highway, a project initiated by President López Obrador. "He was determined to complete it; he left us the task of the last section. And the other is that it be free, that it not have toll booths." This 9.8-kilometer road has two lanes in each direction, improves the connection to the Pachuca-Tampico corridor and access to the Sierra Alta, and reduces the commute by 40 minutes. During its construction, 73,492 jobs were created. The president announced that this year construction will begin on the Huejutla-Tamazunchale Highway to connect the Huasteca region; later, sections will be rehabilitated to complete the Ciudad Valles-Tampico highway. She told teachers that the federal government will begin a program of debt forgiveness, write-offs, and freezes on Fovissste loans. "We are committed to ensuring that the people's resources always reach the people." Yesterday, she launched the construction of the Mexico-Pachuca train. A station will be located in Tula on the Mexico City-Querétaro route. The federal chief executive explained that in Hidalgo, the sanitation and modernization of irrigation districts in the Mezquital Valley will be carried out; this is part of a comprehensive plan to improve the environment of the Tula metropolitan area. It includes a combined-cycle plant, a coke plant, a circular economy center for recycling waste, among other actions coordinated with the state government. This morning, President Sheinbaum launched the construction of 31,500 homes that will be built in the state during her six-year term.