Non-Social Interest

Data, Middle Density, Politics and economics, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms, Zaickz Moz

Cities, Collective Awareness, Collective identity, Community, Community Facilities, Conflict, Data, Emergency architecture, Environment, Facilities, Housing, Inequality, Mexico, Neighborhood, Political implications, self-construction, Self-sufficient city, Social housing, State policies, Urban Development, Urban infrastructure, Urban strategy

In 2005, as a way to increase its competitiveness, the government of the border state of Mexico City – Estado de México – launched a program called “Bicentenary Cities”, with reference to the 200th anniversary of Mexican Independence.