Marina del Pilar vila Olmeda, governor of Baja California, gave her third edition of "Morning Wednesday with Marina del Pilar," in which she addressed the main infrastructure projects in Baja California for the next few months to inform all citizens of Baja California and demonstrate transparency, democracy, and accountability.

Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda announced in front of State Capital media that the State Government plans to invest more than 1,110 million pesos in public works in 2022, in actions carried out in all municipalities, to benefit the majority of the Baja California population.

Marina del Pilar vila Olmeda, governor of Baja California, gave her third edition of "Morning Wednesday with Marina del Pilar," in which she addressed the main infrastructure projects in Baja California for the next few months to inform all citizens of Baja California and demonstrate transparency, democracy, and accountability.

Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda announced in front of State Capital media that the State Government plans to invest more than 1,110 million pesos in public works in 2022, in actions carried out in all municipalities, to benefit the majority of the Baja California population.

On the other hand, the state president praised President López Obrador for his assistance on essential topics like the management of Covid-19 vaccination dosages for the booster in individuals 60 and older in the state.

The President of Mexico will visit Baja California on Saturday, December 11, when he will head the National Security Table and its usual morning meeting, demonstrating his devotion and compassion for Baja Californians, according to Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda.

He also announced that between Wednesday, December 8 and Friday, December 10, the reinforcement of various brands of the Covid-19 vaccine would be applied to the elderly in at least four municipalities, following the President's mandate to protect the population at all costs, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable groups.

Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda was supported by the Secretary of the Treasury, Marco Moreno Mexia; the Secretary for Water Management, Sanitation, and Protection in Baja California, Francisco Bernal Rodrguez; the Secretary of Infrastructure, Urban Development, and Territorial Reorganization, Arturo Espinoza Jaramillo; the Secretary for the Environment and Sustainable Development, Mónica Vega Aguirre; and the Director of the Institute for Sustainable Development, Mónica Vega.

In Mexicali, the governor begins investment initiatives.
The Governor inaugurated the Walmart Distribution Center (CENDIS) in Mexicali on Wednesday afternoon, with a private investment of more than one billion pesos, creating more than 400 direct jobs in a unit of 136 thousand square meters with a capacity of three million boxes, equivalent to mobilizing 60 thousand cargo trucks.

She also oversaw the start-up of the Mohawk company's facility, which includes a vinyl flooring factory with an initial investment of two billion pesos in collaboration with its Daltile subsidiary.

The facility, built near the Puebla de Mexicali ejido, would create over 400 direct employment for the neighborhood and manufacture over 14 million square meters of high-tech flooring. A second stage is planned for the surrounding lands in 2023, which would treble output and create employment.

In this regard, Governor Marina del Pilar emphasized her confidence in making a big investment that will have a significant economic spillover in the area where the Mexicali Valley begins and the creation of direct and indirect job opportunities.

VIDEO: Governor Marina del Pilar highlights critical initiatives for the development of Baja California in this video.