Mexico, Jalisco commit 24.7B pesos to Guadalajara water; aqueducts due 2028

The federal and Jalisco state governments announced a 24.7 billion peso investment to resolve Guadalajara's water shortage, with aqueduct projects slated for completion by 2028. The plan addresses chronic supply deficits in the metropolitan area, though funding details and construction timelines remain to be confirmed. This signals a major public-works commitment but carries execution risk typical of large infrastructure programs.

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