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Mauricio Tabe Launches Second Antibaches MH Campaign to Repair 300 Potholes

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Miguel Hidalgo Mayor Mauricio Tabe launched the second phase of Antibaches MH, with 12 teams assigned to repair 300 potholes this week.
  • The district has received 415 pothole reports through its citizen service center, while officials said rain and normal road wear continue to create new damage.
  • The first phase in July repaired more than 1,300 potholes, exceeding its initial target of 600.

Miguel Hidalgo Mayor Mauricio Tabe has sent public employees from their offices into the streets as the district begins a second campaign to repair potholes.

The Antibaches MH operation will deploy 12 teams and target 300 potholes during the week. Officials said residents can help by reporting each pothole’s exact location and a nearby reference point.

There are no excuses here, only solutions, which is why we launched the second phase of the Antibaches 2026 program.

— Mauricio TabeThe Miguel Hidalgo mayor announced the second pothole-repair campaign.

The district currently has 415 pothole reports registered through its Citizen Services and Assistance Center, known as CESAC. Tabe said crews would address 300 of those cases first, while also looking for new potholes caused by rain and ordinary road deterioration.

The first phase, carried out in July, repaired more than 1,300 potholes after the district initially set a goal of 600. Tabe presented the new phase as a continuing response to residents’ reports rather than a one-time operation.

We know that new potholes always appear, and our Antibaches 2026 team is ready to respond to our neighbors’ needs.

— Mauricio TabeTabe described the campaign as an ongoing response to road damage and resident reports.
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