MXThe governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama Espinosa, launched 'PuenteyAndo', a program aimed at promoting peace through family coexistence, active mobility, and the recovery of public spaces. The initiative began by opening the Nichupté Bridge for recreational activities, where over 6,000 people participated in walking, running, cycling, and enjoying cultural, sports, and food activities. The event included themed pavilions with activities led by artists, athletes, instructors, and cultural promoters, alongside local entrepreneurs showcasing products made in Quintana Roo. The operation involved state agencies, the Benito Juárez Municipality, and various organizations coordinating security, medical care, protection services, hydration, and logistics. The program is planned to occur on the last Sunday of each month, aiming to establish the Nichupté Bridge as a permanent space for recreation, sports, and family coexistence.
Bias read (Center): While the article highlights the governor's initiative and her involvement, it presents the event as a collaborative effort involving multiple governmental and municipal entities. There is no overtly positive or negative framing of the governor’s actions, nor does it emphasize partisan perspectives.
