With 80 specialists, Jalisco seeks to solve the water problem in Guadalajara while Morena accuses it of ‘passing the buck’

Governor Pablo Lemus of Jalisco, Mexico, has convened a meeting with more than 80 specialists to address ongoing water management issues in Guadalajara. The initiative follows public discontent and a citizen-led protest organized by local residents demanding solutions to the water crisis.

Simultaneously, the political opposition party Morena has criticized the state administration's handling of the situation, accusing the government of attempting to shift blame rather than resolve the underlying infrastructure and resource challenges.