After the Tabe government spent 4.5 million for it, markets in the MH lack maintenance – Diario Basta!

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Cracked floors and steps, mold on the ceilings, and leaks characterize the properties, despite the fact that the company Ccasa Gerencia SA de CV was hired to rehabilitate them.

Daniel Escobar

Mexico City.- Mayor’s markets Miguel Hidalgo in the Argentina Poniente and Peralitos neighborhoods, they have daily problems derived from the lack of maintenance, while the mayor’s government Mauricio Tabespent almost four and a half million pesos on its rehabilitation.

Cracked floors and steps, mold on the ceilings, leaks, and uncovered drains characterize the Zacatito and Lago Carda markets, located in the aforementioned towns.

The above despite the fact that for four million 495 thousand 600 pesos from the mayor’s office, the company Ccasa Gerencia SA de CV, undertook to provide “maintenance, conservation and rehabilitation” to the properties in question between May 16 and July 29; as revealed by the public version of the contract AMH-LPNO-018-25, uploaded by the administration headed by Tabe Echartea, to the National Transparency Platform.

It should be noted that in both markets, tenants and administrators who asked not to be identified, reported that during the date on which the services of the aforementioned company were in force, the exteriors of the markets were simply painted, with the blue and white colors that characterize the PAN, a party to which Mauricio Tabe, councilor of Miguel Hidalgo since the end of 2021, belongs.

However, there are constant requests to the Miguel Hidalgo mayor’s office to repair the leaks that have caused the most problems due to the heavy rains that have been recorded this year.

“Yes, there are leaks here, that’s missing, so here now it seems like a lagoon,” mentioned one of the interviewees, who works in the administration of the Zacatito Market, while pointing out some parts of the room where he works.

On the journey that Enough Diary did in the Lake Carda Marketin October 2025, found that the façade was still being painted, while the “maintenance, conservation and rehabilitation” contract ended more than two months ago.