Politics · Mexico · 1 hr ago
Puebla proposes 139.7 billion pesos for its 2027 budget
Puebla’s government submitted a 139.7 billion-peso budget proposal to the state Congress for 2027.
The proposed total is 6.4% higher than the 2026 budget.
The plan includes projects such as renovating Hermanos Serdán International Airport, building the 5 de Mayo ring road and creating three cable-car lines.
Education would receive 46.3 billion pesos, about 33% of the total, while social development would get 77.3 billion pesos.
The government says it will not introduce new taxes or raise existing rates.
It expects about 66.2 billion pesos in federal transfers and incentives, and plans to spend just over 1 billion pesos on financial obligations from earlier administrations.
The proposal is now before Puebla’s Congress; the sources do not say when lawmakers will decide on it.
Puebla’s state government submitted a 2027 budget proposal of 139.739 billion pesos to the state Congress.
The proposed budget is 6.4% higher than the previous year’s.
The plan includes projects such as remodeling Hermanos Serdán International Airport and building the 5 de Mayo peripheral road.
Education is allocated 46.298 billion pesos, or 33% of the proposed budget.
The state says the package would introduce no new taxes or raise existing tax rates.
- Who
- Puebla’s state government, led by Alejandro Armenta, submitted the proposal.
- What
- A proposed 2027 budget of 139.739 billion pesos.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The proposal was submitted to the Congress of Puebla.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Total proposed budget
- 139,739 million pesos
- Year
- 2027
- Increase from previous year
- 6.4%
- Education allocation
- 46,298 million pesos
- Local revenue forecast
- 13,601 million pesos