La UNAM announced two new university sites in Mexico City: one in the historic center and another in the southeast, each intended to strengthen the institution's presence. The historic‑center campus will integrate existing buildings, while the southeast site, to be built by the city government, will accommodate up to 20,000 students. The initiative also includes details of current preparatoria and CCH campuses, and outlines of facilities such as the former San Agustín temple that will serve as the central headquarters. Construction timelines, exact locations, and specific academic programs have not yet been announced.