Yesterday, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo supervised the progress of the construction of the elevated trolleybus from Santa Martha Acatitla to Chalco, a work that connects the State of Mexico with Mexico City.
In this review, the head of the federal Executive was accompanied by Clara Brugadahead of Mexico City, and by Delfina Gómez, governor of the State of Mexico.
“This morning we supervised the construction of the elevated trolleybus from Santa Martha Acatitla to Chalco, which connects the State of Mexico with Mexico City. I was accompanied by Governor Delfina Gómez, and the Head of Government, Clara Brugada,” he wrote on his social networks.
On October 25, Jesús Esteva, Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), reported that the connection of the Elevated Trolleybus on the Santiago Acahualtepec section (where the provisional terminal operates) with the final station of Santa Martha will be ready in March of 2025.
In the conference of President Claudia Sheinbaum, at the National Palace, the official pointed out that the pending viaduct is already finished and the Santa Martha station is completed. “The station has a part made by the Ministry of Infrastructure and another part made by the State of Mexico. In the section of the Infrastructure Secretariat, we will be concluding the station in December, and we require the return to be able to put it into operation, plus the electromechanical installation. This will be completed in March 2025 and will now be able to connect with Trolleybus Line 10, which will also have the connection to Río Mixcoac,” he explained.
The owner of the SICT He added that progress is 98% on the viaduct and 80% at the station.
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Fake bill factory discovered in Mexicali
In MexicaliBaja California, the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) secured 885,250 fake pesos and 286,450 fake dollars, and detained four people, two of whom are already linked to the processwhich were part of the state government in past administrations, according to the authorities’ report.
According to information from the Federal Public Ministry, elements of the Municipal Police arrested two people when they were trying to make a deposit with fake money in a convenience store in Colonia Prohogar.
When they were detained, they were seized with six 500 Mexican peso bills (torn), 33,100 counterfeit pesos, and 12,530 counterfeit dollars; as well as 154,336 fake Mexican pesos.
For that reason, the FGR requested a search warrant, which was granted by a federal judge and executed in a subdivision in Mexicali, by elements of the Criminal Investigation Agency, who located counterfeit money, a bill counting machine, a multifunctional printer, a scanner and several suitcases with printing paper.
Among those detained is Luis PV, who was an analyst in the legal area of the Superior Audit of Baja California, who had the counterfeit money in his home, between pesos and dollars, which totaled more than six million pesos.
The former official was linked to a case of nepotism, since he was hired by his own brother Carlos, then head of the highest oversight body of the State. The other detainee is Luis’s first-born son.
The authorities indicated that the two people who were trying to make a deposit in a convenience store were linked to proceedings, and will be tried for their alleged responsibility in the crime of using counterfeit currency.
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