The Ministerio de Comunicaciones of Guatemala has shared updates on infrastructure projects and community engagement through a series of posts on its official Twitter account. The tweets highlight ongoing efforts to improve road connectivity, strengthen transportation infrastructure, and foster opportunities for local families.
On November 20, 2025, the ministry stated: "Este acercamiento reafirma el compromiso de seguir impulsando obras que mejoren la conectividad, fortalezcan la infraestructura vial y generen más oportunidades para las familias de la región. #PlanConecta2025 #ElPuebloDignoEsPrimero https://t.co/M1tsMk9cVm"
That same day, the ministry reported a meeting involving Vice Minister of Infrastructure Norma Zea, community members, and Congresswoman Sherol Arévalo from the Valor party. According to the post: "La viceministra de Infraestructura, Norma Zea, sostuvo una reunión de trabajo con comunitarios y la diputada Sherol Arévalo (bancada Valor) para revisar el estado de proyectos viales en Totonicapán. https://t.co/ICUEUdbTvs" The meeting focused on reviewing the status of road projects in Totonicapán.
On November 21, 2025, an update was provided regarding work at the entrance to El Palmar in Quetzaltenango. The ministry wrote: " Entrada a El Palmar – Quetzaltenango Ya se trabajó en la limpieza y conformación de cunetas, la atención del drenaje transversal dañado y se avanza en la colocación de mezcla asfáltica en la entrada a Nuevo Palmar, beneficiando a quienes viajan entre El Palmar y Xela. https://t.co/FyPf34GEza"
The Ministry of Communications is responsible for overseeing public works and communications infrastructure in Guatemala. Its recent initiatives align with broader government plans such as Plan Conecta 2025, which aims to enhance national connectivity and improve transportation networks across various regions.
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