Tekax Invests 22.5 Million Pesos in Potable Water and Sanitation for Maya Communities
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Tekax Invests 22.5 Million Pesos in Potable Water and Sanitation for Maya Communities
TEKAX, YUCATÁN — Municipal authorities in Tekax have launched a major infrastructure campaign backed by a 22.5 million pesos investment to deliver potable water and modern sanitation facilities to underserved Maya communities across southern Yucatán. The public works initiative targets long-standing utility deficiencies across rural sub-districts (comisarías), directly improving living conditions for 3,893 residents in
TEKAX.— As part of the activities for the second anniversary of the Maya Renaissance Government, Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena led a tour of the southern cone of Yucatán to deliver drinking water and sanitation infrastructure at the San Antonio Tuk police station, in a bilateral initiative financed equally by the Yucatán Government and the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation for Development (Aecid). The intervention is part of the MEX-002-…
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena, the Secretary of State for International Cooperation of Spain, Eva Granados, and the Spanish ambassador to Mexico, Juan Duarte Cuadrado, celebrated that the new infrastructure is the product of cooperation in which Yucatán is the second state of the country to be beneficiary By Redacción Tekax, Yucatán, October 1, 2026.- During a work tour in southern Yucatán, Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena delivered drinking water and sa…
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