Three concrete-paved streets delivered in El Llano communities

By Erick León

English translation of the article originally published on October 25, 2026. Dates and reporting status reflect the original article.

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The projects cover El Tildío, El Moquete and Santa Rosa and include pedestrian and utility improvements.

El Llano, Ags.— Three roads in the communities of El Tildío, El Moquete and Santa Rosa were delivered with hydraulic-concrete pavement, the Aguascalientes government reported on October 24. Authorities estimated 1,746 residents would benefit.

In El Tildío, work covered Juan Pablo II Street beside the garden and opposite the chapel. The project included accessible sidewalks, curbs, pedestrian crossings and drainage.

In El Moquete, the work covered Álvaro Obregón Street in the Santa Elena sector, including drinking-water and sewer networks, paving and pedestrian infrastructure.

In Santa Rosa, Ignacio Zaragoza Street, also identified as Santa Cecilia, was delivered. According to the official report, water infrastructure, accessible sidewalks and drainage were added. Governor Tere Jiménez led the handover.

Source: Government of Aguascalientes, October 24, 2026.

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