Lemus Government Spent 450 Mdp to Organize the World Cup
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Guadalajara, Jal., The government of Jalisco allocated almost 450 million pesos to meet the operational, logistical and infrastructure requirements of the four FIFA 2026 Football World Cup matches held in Guadalajara.
A couple of days after the World Cup ended, Calle 26, in the neighborhood of La Villita, recovered some of its routine. People’s bustle and vehicular traffic gave way, but among the merchants still remain the memories of the days in which hundreds of fans were looking for T-shirts from Mexico and Argentina and negotiating prices. “Let it be $35,” one heard a saleswoman say. “I give you 5 of change. You gave me 40.” See more: Fever for Argentina …
The celebration of the 2026 Football World Cup left more than tourism for Jalisco. Through the World Jalisco festival, the Secretariat of Economic Development SEDECO managed to generate a spillage of more than 2 million pesos in direct sales for about 400 artisans, field producers and small businesses, consolidating a strategy that seeks to turn the major international events into an economic development platform for the regions of the state. He…
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