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Clara Brugada Presents Public Housing for Income, Program to Combat Gentrification
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The head of government, Clara Brugada Molina, presented on Friday, July 11, the new program “Public Housing for Rent”, a strategy that seeks to guarantee the right to decent and affordable housing in the capital of the country. The goal is to reach 20,000 homes in rent during this six-year period, with an investment of more than 600 million pesos in land and construction. During the announcement, Brugada stressed that the city faces increasing p…
San Ángel’s 2025 Flower Fair was opened this Saturday by the Head of Government, Clara Brugada, and the Mayor of Álvaro Obregón, Javier López Casarín. It is the oldest fair in Mexico City, and this year it comes to its 168th edition. Mayor Javier López Casarín highlighted that this year the festival has a face, for the first time in its history. It is Malinali, an indigenous girl who represents the roots and future of the community. You may also…
The head of Government said that she would shortly be presenting a policy to combat gentrification.
The Head of Government, Clara Brugada, inaugurated the Feria de las Flores de San Ángel 2025, accompanied by the mayor of Álvaro Obregón, Javier López Casarín, in an edition that reaffirms this festival as a symbol of identity, tradition and collective life in Mexico City. “This fair is part of the soul of the capital and is already on the calendar of the great festivals of our city,” Brugada Molina said.During the event, she proposed to fill th…
CITY OF MEXICO.— The Head of Government, Clara Brugada, led the start of the Public Housing Program in Rent, with an investment of 600 million pesos, to offer in this year the first thousand homes in central areas and with this guarantee the right to decent housing for the people who need it the most. “We already have a thousand places for housing in rent; we will be guaranteeing that in the coming months they will finish their rehabilitation an…
In the last two decades, Querétaro has experienced exponential urban growth. However, as investments have increased and new residents have arrived, phenomena have developed that have transformed the city, one of them, is gentrification. Historical and traditional neighborhoods have watched housing prices skyrocket. And traditional shops have been replaced by coffee or boutique hotels, among other spaces intended for new residents with greater pu…
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