US EditionAlfonso Durazo Provided Support From the Economic Strengthening Program for Vulnerable Families in Sonora
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Fishermen from the south of Sonora will travel to Mexico City next month to ask for support in the face of the critical situation that they have been going through for several years and that has been sharpened in 2025. Ramón Valenzuela Ruelas, president of the Cooperative Loma Prada de Yavaros, and Ignacio Justorio Valenzuela Maldonado, secretary of Projects of the Traditional Government of El Júpare, reported that they will be in the Secretaria…
With actions aimed at improving the quality of life of families in vulnerable situations, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño led an intensive working tour in the south of the state, where he delivered financial support, launched a new transportation route, and handed over completely renovated streets in Ciudad Obregón. During his visit, the state leader distributed 1,876 cards under the Economic Strengthening for Vulnerable Families program, which …
Government of Sonora The state president provided economic support to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of more than 1,500 families in the south of the entity, with the aim of complementing the economy of households in conditions of extreme poverty and income poverty. In his work tour in Ciudad Obregón, the governor of Sonora delivered streets in which remodeling works were carried out, renewed the fleet of urban trucks and be…
Governor Alfonso Durazo handed over a thousand 876 cards from the program Strengthening Economics for Vulnerable Families. Each one will grant 2,000 bimonthly pesos in 2025 to families of Cajeme, Bácum and San Ignacio Río Muerto to support basic expenses such as electricity, water and food. Roadworks in Ciudad ObregónDuring his visit to Ciudad Obregón, the president inaugurated 10 rehabilitated streets with an investment of more than 68 million …
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