Cuauhtémoc Mayor's Office Delivers Rehabilitated Plaza Popocatépetl, Untouched for 40 Years

The Cuauhtémoc mayor's office announced the completion of a full renovation of Plaza Popocatépetl, a significant public space in the Hipódromo Condesa neighborhood. The project addressed long-standing neglect, with the central fountain receiving a new pumping system and updated piping, alongside tile replacement and waterproofing.

Mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega stated that the plaza, which is a century old, had not been maintained for four decades. "Look at it, rehabilitated, with water. I can't explain what I feel in my heart every time Cuauhtémoc is reborn with a recovered space," she expressed during the handover ceremony. The rehabilitation included repairs to sidewalks, landscaping of green areas, and updates to urban furniture.

This restoration is part of the "Renace Cuauhtémoc" program, which has focused on revitalizing various public areas within the district. The initiative aims to improve the quality of life for residents by upgrading infrastructure and recreational spaces, demonstrating a commitment to the neighborhood's historical and social fabric.

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Look at it, rehabilitated, with water. I can't explain what I feel in my heart every time Cuauhtémoc is reborn with a recovered space.