The project revitalizes public life in Jalpa de Méndez by transforming and improving key public spaces, fostering community interaction and local economic development.
The games will be hosted across the U.S., Mexico and Canada. Nearly all of the 11 U.S. host cities have spent or are planning to spend millions upgrading their stadiums and improving other infrastructure ahead of the games, but Santa Clara's Measure J from 20210 protects the city's general fund.
Spain is interesting because it's an extension of the European market, 50 million people, quality stadiums, passionate support and culture...two teams in [the Hong Kong sevens] tournament who are really competitive.
Academia Atlas in Guadalajara merges sports infrastructure with community-building, serving as the new home for Atlas FC while promoting youth engagement in sports.
The Queensland government plans to build a new $3.8 billion stadium in Victoria Park, an integral part of the preparations for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Rays organization emphasized the impact of the county's delays, stating that the necessary timeline for construction has now pushed the completion into 2029, leading to increased project costs. Team president, Matt Silverman, expressed readiness to address funding gaps, highlighting the urgency to resolve these issues together with county and city officials.
