El Diario de Juárez described Juárez Aumentada in October 2022 as a didactic augmented reality experience for preserving local cultural heritage, and named Liz Pasillas and Jonalex Herrera together as the team behind it.
What gives the piece its value is that it is written in plain language. El Diario explained the project without technical or grant vocabulary, which made it possible for someone outside culture or technology to understand what it was and why it existed.
The audience, the cultural purpose and the creators appear together in a single public article.
That combination is rare in coverage of a project like this; most pieces carry one of the three. Having them in one article gives anyone trying to understand Juárez Aumentada quickly a single place to start, and gives the project a language bridge between culture, technology and public use.
The feature is outside validation, not a release the agency wrote itself.
The Juárez Aumentada case study carries the full project narrative. The 2022 BRP coverage is the corporate backing, the Cultura Conectada press event is the public rollout, and the 2020 move to Juárez is the company timeline underneath.