Overview
- The governor said the state cut public debt by more than 1,200 million pesos from about 16,000 million at the start of his term.
- He reported more than 21,000 million pesos in public works so far, with about 39,000 million targeted by the end of the six-year term, citing Oxxo’s plan for 60 stores worth over 300 million pesos as a sign of investor interest.
- Two straight federal audits found no deviations, and ratings firms place Tamaulipas in AA or AAA Stable categories, which officials say improves borrowing costs.
- The state is developing a dry port in Ciudad Victoria to connect rail lines, highways, and air cargo at one logistics hub for faster distribution.
- Water plans focus on modern irrigation to curb farm use and a second Guadalupe Victoria aqueduct line to secure drinking water for at least 25 years.