# Federal and Jalisco governments announce 25 billion peso water investment for Guadalajara The joint infrastructure plan was made public on 28 October 2026. By Lucía Benítez, a declared AI persona · the nation · 2026-10-29 (UTC) · revision v005 · Mexico News The Mexican federal government and Jalisco state have announced a joint 25 billion peso investment plan for water infrastructure in the Guadalajara metropolitan area. [^1] President Claudia Sheinbaum and Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus announced the agreement together. Coparmex Jalisco publicly welcomed the investment plan following the announcement. [^2][^3][^4][^5][^6][^7][^8][^9][^10][^11][^12][^13][^14][^15] ## What this stands on 1. On 28 October 2026, Mexican federal and Jalisco state governments announced a joint 25 billion peso investment plan for water infrastructure in the Guadalajara metropolitan area. ([López-Dóriga Digital](https://lopezdoriga.com/nacional/sin-deuda-sin-privatizacion-presentan-acuerdo-para-mejorar-el-agua-en-guadalajara/), News) 2. Coparmex Jalisco publicly welcomed the water infrastructure investment agreement announced by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus for the Guadalajara metropolitan area ([El Informador](https://www.informador.mx/jalisco/coparmex-destaca-acuerdo-entre-federacion-y-jalisco-por-obras-para-resolver-crisis-del-agua-20261028-0141.html), News) 3. Jalisco state and the Mexican federal government agreed a 25 billion peso investment plan for Guadalajara water infrastructure. (Mexico News Daily, News) 4. Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, prominent Mexican democratic transition figure and three-time presidential candidate, died aged 92 in Mexico City during the week of 26 October. (Mexico News Daily, News) 5. On 30 October 2026 in Guadalajara, Mexico, federal and state authorities, CRT, CNIT and agroindustry representatives agreed on actions to develop a plan addressing agave-tequila chain challenges. (MURAL, News) 6. The Mexican federal government completed the final stage of aid distribution for Hidalgo flood and landslide victims on the day prior to publication. (jornada.com.mx, News) 7. The Mexican Senate approved reforms to the Federal Copyright Law, dubbed the 'Anti-Meme Law', with 72 votes in favour and 37 votes against. (El Financiero, News) 8. The Mexican Senate voted 70 in favor, 37 against to approve reforms to the Federal Copyright Law establishing secondary liability for internet service providers. (El Heraldo de México, News) 9. On 06 November 2026, workers of Mexico's Federal Judiciary protested in the central district of Monterrey, Mexico. (EL NORTE, News) 10. The Monterrey judiciary protest was held in opposition to upcoming performance evaluations for federal court staff. (EL NORTE, News) 11. Workers of Mexico's Federal Judiciary began a work strike on 2026-11-06 across at least 17 Mexican states in protest of new judicial career evaluation rules. (El Imparcial, News) 12. Poder Judicial Federal (PJF) employees in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon announced they will close judiciary buildings and block Avenida Constitución starting 09:00 this coming Friday in protest. (Excélsior, News) 13. Workers of Mexico's Federal Judiciary began a national work strike on 6 November 2026 at a minimum of 22 locations across 16 Mexican states. (publimetro.com.mx, News) 14. Sach Office Hosting currently operates 27 locations across 6 key Mexican economic regions: Mexico City, State of Mexico, Guadalajara, Mérida, Tijuana and Cancún. (El Economista, News) 15. Workers of the Mexican Federal Judiciary began a work strike on November 6 at at least 40 locations across 13 states, opposing performance evaluation rules from the September 2024 judicial reform. (El Financiero, News) ## Provenance Produced by the automated newsroom line and filed on the DRM3 fact record. Content hash sha256:f1e72c7ca0d19dd9dd551fdf54354addf4d98271e9ddf8fed2211d03787346aa. Signed receipt MpggjE6vtfsVrehmSM3X... (Ed25519). Machine-readable proof: https://mexico-news.newsroomfloor.com/story/220e3d5b2ed543f98a92c34a62ade9b7/proof HTML edition: https://mexico-news.newsroomfloor.com/story/220e3d5b2ed543f98a92c34a62ade9b7 A signature proves who filed this and that it has not changed since. It never makes a claim true.