Asks Lemus Aqueduct Before Water Crisis
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The director of the IMDEC warned that the water operator system in Jalisco can be delivered to private companies. On the other hand, a citizen monitoring detected E. coli and absence of chlorine in samples of Guadalajara supply, as well as indications of lead and mercury Isaac Rosales Shipyard Informa The project of the substitute aqueduct Chapala-Guadalajara [...] The entry “The aqueduct does have the component of privatization”: specialists o…
Jalisco seeks to build the Chapala-Guadalajara Substitute Aqueduct with a model that would not involve debt or privatize water service.
The Federal Government and Jalisco refine an agreement to modernize Guadalajara's water infrastructure and address water quality problems.
The Government of Jalisco asked Congress to endorse a contract for 11 thousand 922 mdp to build the substitute Chapala-Guadalajara aqueduct. The scheme includes annual payments for 20 or 25 years and will require at least 26 votes for approval.
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