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More than half of these resources will be allocated to the energy sector, in addition to railway, road, port, water and health projects
The government of Mexico plans to allocate 5.7 billion pesos to public and mixed investment in infrastructure between 2026 and 2030, with resources mainly directed to the energy sector, as well as railway, road, port, hydraulic and health projects. The government office previews 5.7 billion pesos for infrastructure and 1.8 million homes appeared first in Contralínea.
More than half will go to the energy sector; there will also be resources for roads, ports, water, housing and health.
The federal government projects infrastructure investments of $5.7 billion between 2026 and 2030, reported the director general of the National Bank for Public Works and Services.
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