The state government detailed the breakdown by municipality; the model treats anyone regardless of whether they hold social security, with a focus on rural areas.
The Municipal Trade Office reviewed licenses, hours and operating conditions from Aug. 20 to 22 without issuing penalties.
The municipality adopts the federal framework aimed at standardizing and speeding up public administration.
Regularization provides documents that legally prove ownership and eases access to social programs.
The benefit covers fines and surcharges and ends August 31; more than 20 windows and online payment are available.
The benefit requires a prior request at the citizen services office; the process is free and aims to improve home water storage.
The drive runs from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Rodrigo Aragón Ceseña Sports Complex, taking plastics, cardboard, glass, aluminum, cartons and expired medicine.
The measure applies across the five municipalities where rains left standing sewage water; the goal is to prevent diarrheal illness.
Admission is free and open to all ages; hotels, retailers and supermarkets in the area are taking part.
The clinics take place in San José del Cabo; pets must arrive after an eight-hour fast, and pregnant or in-heat females are not treated.
The cleanup covered Bugambilia, Cabo Fierro, Valle Colonial and Valle del Cabo; officials ask residents not to leave waste on public streets.
The centers are taking enrollment for early childhood care in the Las Palmas, Los Cangrejos, Centro, Buenos Aires and Vista Hermosa neighborhoods, Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
