Deadly Floods in Mexico: No Longer Exists the Fonden? Sheinbaum Explains What Happened to the Money
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After the floods caused by the rains in Mexico that left 64 dead in at least four states, the question arose again about what happened to the Natural Disaster Fund (Fonden). During its ‘morning’ conference on Monday, October 13, President Claudia Sheinbaum recalled that this fund was eliminated during the six-year period of Andrés Manuel López Obrador. However, that does not mean that there are no longer resources destined for natural disasters,…
The journalist recalled that the president herself said that in the PEF were contemplated “safe and safe” to face these catastrophes. Isaac Rosales Shipyard Informs Although there is no longer the Natural Disaster Fund (Fonden), there is a strengthening of plans that involve the armed forces such as the DN-III and financial safeguards through insurance against this type of phenomenon, said the director of Fortuna magazine, Claudia Villegas. Tha…
Following the recent rains that affected five states in the country, President Claudia Sheinbaum explained how the federal government has been responding to natural disasters since the disappearance of the Natural Disaster Fund Trust (Fonden), which was eliminated due to alleged corruption and bureaucracy in past administrations. From Fonden to a direct budget item, Sheinbaum recalled that Fonden operated with bureaucratic procedures to declare …
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