The Federal Government could invest up to 13 billion pesos in Jalisco to address the contaminated water crisis in Guadalajara

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the federal government plans to invest up to 13 billion pesos to address water contamination and supply issues in the Guadalajara metropolitan area in Jalisco. The funding, disclosed during a morning press conference in October, is intended to improve water services and resolve the ongoing crisis affecting approximately two million residents in the region.

The federal intervention represents a significant financial and administrative commitment by the central government to assist the western state of Jalisco in tackling a major public health and infrastructure challenge. By addressing both the contamination and supply aspects of the local water crisis, the initiative aims to secure safe and reliable access for millions of urban inhabitants.