Utopía Elena Poniatowska Inaugurated in Coyoacán with a 242-Million-Peso Investment
Mexico City mayor Clara Brugada opened the community hub in San Lucas, Coyoacán, reclaiming nearly 20,000 m² of public space for over 130,000 residents.
Clara Brugada
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Renovation of Mexico City’s Metro Line 3 to Begin in 2027; 45 Equipped Trains to Be Purchased
The 40-billion-peso co-investment replaces 40-year-old trains and rebuilds worn tracks; no stations will close this year and fare won’t rise, Brugada said.
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Brugada Inaugurated Utopía Acatitla; the Investment Amounted to 119 Million
The fifth Utopía complex brings free health, culture, and care services to Iztapalapa, part of Brugada’s push to put Mexico City’s neglected peripheries first.
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Mexico City Government Delivers 106 New Apartments in Gustavo A. Madero
Built for about 928,000 pesos each—three to five times cheaper than Mexico City market rates—the units advance Brugada’s goal of 200,000 homes this term.
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Alleged Suspect in the Murder of Clara Brugada’s Aides Arrested in Morelos
Authorities arrested a suspect linked to the murder of two close aides to Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada in Morelos.
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CDMX’ Brugada Inaugurates Utopia “La Heróica” with Senior Citizens Day Center
The Mexico City mayor has been heavily criticized in recent months for a backlog in Utopia construction and a preference for painting everything lavender.
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Mexico City Head Brugada Presents Fair Rents Reform
The reform aims to limit annual rent increases to the rate of inflation, increase the supply of social housing, regulate tenant-landlord relations and recognize the right to neighbourhood and community roots.
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Mexico City Government Rules out Rent Freeze
Clara Brugada’s initiative also aims to establish rules for residential rentals and prevent gentrification.
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CDMX’s Brugada Initiates First of 100 Utopias
The Utopias are publicly owned community centres which seeks to bring recreational, cultural, health, and wellness services closer to the population.
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Fears Anti-Monuments Could be Removed in Mexico City Before World Cup
CDMX’s Head of Government as said that she respects the memorials, but has also warned that she can move them, stoking fears.
