José Mario Esparza

José Mario Esparza

politician Mexico

José Mario Esparza is the Secretary of Integrated Water Management for Mexico City. He has been in the news recently for discussing the city's water supply situation ahead of the dry season, assuring residents that while the authorities expect a stable period without crisis, they must continue to use water responsibly. Esparza emphasized the ongoing efforts to rehabilitate wells and modernize infrastructure to ensure efficient water use and improved services for the population.

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Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza, secretary of Integrated Water Management, explained the details of the intense rain on August 10 in Mexico City. 8

El Universal: “La mancha púrpura mas grande en la historia”: Segiagua; así se vio la lluvia del 10 de agosto en CDMX

Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza, secretary of Integral Water Management, warned of strong rains expected in Mexico City. 7

El Universal: Autoridades alertan por cuatro días de intensas lluvias en CDMX; hay 80% de probabilidad de tormentas con granizo

Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza reported significant rainfall in Mexico City during July. 5

El Universal: ¿Cuál será el destino de Airbnb en la CDMX?

Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza, the secretary of Integrated Water Management, explains the ongoing issues with garbage in the streets during the rainy season. 5

El Universal: Basura, el gran problema en la época de lluvias

Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza, the head of the Secretaría de Gestión Integral del Agua, provided details on the heavy rainfall and its impact on the city. 7

El Universal: Valle de México, en alerta por 2 días con fuertes lluvias

Mexico Mexico: José Mario Esparza is the Secretary of Integral Water Management of Mexico City. 7

El Universal: Pronostican temporada de estiaje sin crisis en CDMX