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The Housing for Well-being program is moving forward on the outskirts of La Paz with the construction of the first structural units. With accessible monthly payments and a focus on families without social security, the project aims to deliver its first homes in the first half of 2026, tackling the challenge of providing basic services to the most lagging areas.

INSUDE is concentrating the best athletes from Baja California Sur to prepare for the regional stage of the 2026 National Olympics. With high-intensity training and specialized follow-up, the state aims to optimize the performance of its teams and ensure a historic medal haul.

Fishermen in the Upper Gulf of California urge official regulation of hake fishing to prevent overexploitation. In the absence of NOM-020, the sector seeks to protect the resource and access international certifications to export to premium markets in 2026.

In an effort to mitigate the water crisis that historically affects the region, the General Directorate of Municipal Public Services of La Paz has consolidated a vital strategy at the start of 2026: the massive reuse of treated water. Through the program known as the "Purple Tanker" (Pipa Púrpura), more than 210,000 liters of this resource have been utilized for urban maintenance tasks that previously consumed freshwater. This measure not only optimizes the management of the

A delegation of 15 cyclists from Los Cabos represents Baja California Sur in a national-level event. This group, forming the base of the state team, aims to score key ranking points and demonstrate the high competitive level developed in the municipality during 2026.

The comprehensive rehabilitation of Centro Impulso Miramar in La Paz was delivered, a key space for training and community development. The project aims to boost local entrepreneurship and strengthen social cohesion through modern infrastructure, directly benefiting hundreds of Sudcalifornian families in 2026.

Fishing in Baja California Sur reached a record 200,000 tons in 2026, with a value of 2.4 billion pesos. This growth strengthens the state economy, boosts exports, and consolidates the fishing sector as one of the most profitable and strategic industries for the development of the peninsula.

The San Javier community has joined the Permanent Cleaning Program in Loreto to strengthen the conservation of its historical and natural environment. With the participation of citizens and authorities, the program aims to improve the oasis's urban image and promote a sustainable tourism model in the Sierra de la Giganta during 2026.