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[00:00:02] a short break and we'll be back.
[00:00:11] the framework of the report by
[00:01:19] We return live to America to update the news of the day. I am
[00:01:23] Valentina Torres Sánchez, and I invite you to review the information on this
[00:01:27] Monday.
[00:01:30] the conflict in Yemen, the Houthi rebels reported launching dozens
[00:01:33] of missiles and drones over Saudi Arabia, which supports the
[00:01:37] Yemeni government forces. The Houthi
[00:01:40] rebels backed by Iran are expanding their control in the Red Sea, which
[00:01:43] caused a new rise in oil prices.
[00:01:46] In Lebanon,
[00:01:49] other lines is legal Israel continues were in overdue accounts, to bomb southern
[00:01:51] Lebanon this Monday, after the demolition of Hezbollah tunnels and infrastructure
[00:01:54] last week, the Israeli army killed at least
[00:01:58] 27 people. since Friday,
[00:02:26] already ready for the about housing as part of the summary of the
[00:02:30] second report of the
[00:02:32] second,
[00:02:35] the second year of accountability,
[00:02:37] placed throughout we have with us Edna Vega,
[00:02:40] Secretary of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban
[00:02:44] Development, Japneli Maldonado, executive vocal of
[00:02:47] Fobiste and Octavio Romero, general director
[00:02:51] a substantial change in of Infonavit. Since
[00:02:53] 37 and in it's Monday, first comes Iván
[00:02:56] Escalante, Federal Consumer Prosecutor.
[00:03:12] the national strategy to promote the stabilization of diesel
[00:03:16] and gasoline prices. I would like to inform
[00:03:18] everyone that we have a national average price
[00:03:22] for regular gasoline of
[00:03:24] basic services, the location $23.67
[00:03:27] cents and there are already almost 12 stations. service stations that
[00:03:30] are selling this
[00:03:33] fuel for less than 24 pesos,
[00:03:36] thus complying with the voluntary agreement that
[00:03:38] the president recently
[00:03:42] endorsed with the sector. And regarding diesel, we have a national average
[00:03:45] price of 27 pesos and there are already
[00:03:49] 8,914 stations that sell below
[00:03:52] this price. Go ahead, here we have an
[00:03:56] example of our virtual map, our interactive
[00:04:00] map where we can identify all service
[00:04:03] stations and the price of both fuels, both
[00:04:06] diesel and regular gasoline, and
[00:04:10] of the Secretary of it is practically updated every day so that families
[00:04:14] can check the prices of the stations closest
[00:04:18] to them and decide where to refuel these
[00:04:21] two fuels. Please go ahead, and in our weekly
[00:04:24] monitoring, we highlight this
[00:04:28] Pemex station's diesel price in Puebla-Puebla
[00:04:31] at $26.88. Here, in each of the regions,
[00:04:36] which it is noteworthy that in no case is the profit margin per liter
[00:04:39] of diesel more than $0.60 cents. We will give it a
[00:04:43] checkmark. We continue with those who go overboard with
[00:04:47] prices. We identified this BP
[00:04:50] station in Puebla, Puebla, at $29.99
[00:04:54] per liter of diesel, with a profit margin of
[00:04:57] $4.13.
[00:04:59] Here, in each of the regions, those that are selling diesel at a
[00:05:03] high price, that's why it's very important to consult our interactive
[00:05:07] map. We'll put a cross on these
[00:05:09] stations. And
[00:05:13] of the basic basket, remember 24 products that should not cost
[00:05:16] more than 910 pesos thanks to
[00:05:19] another voluntary agreement, the basic agreement also
[00:05:23] signed by the president and the sector. Here we have
[00:05:27] the cheapest, Chedragui Flores Magón in Cuernavaca, Morelos,
[00:05:30] 757 pesos and 90 cents. We are going to... oh, sorry,
[00:05:33] this one still no, yes, this one gets a checkmark and we have Mi Tienda del
[00:05:37] Ahorro Colosio in Saltillo Coahuila 92170
[00:05:41] cents, the most expensive, we are going to put a cross in our
[00:05:44] comparison of three cities, Mexico City, Tlalpan borough, the cheapest,
[00:05:48] Soriana Super Toriello, 841.90,
[00:05:52] we put a checkmark, and the most expensive Soriana Hipercuapa
[00:05:55] 888.90, also a checkmark for being below
[00:05:59] 910 pesos. In Tampico Tamaulipas, the cheapest
[00:06:03] Soriana Hiperjército, 837 pesos and
[00:06:06] 50 cents, a checkmark and the most expensive HV
[00:06:10] Ejército 878 and 88 also
[00:06:14] a checkmark. In the case of Hermosillo Sonora, the cheapest Walmart Hermosillo
[00:06:18] 846 pesos and 10 cents, we put
[00:06:21] a checkmark here, but we will put a cross for 70
[00:06:24] extra cents at Walmart Boulevard Morelos in
[00:06:27] Hermosillo Sonora. Please go ahead. Well,
[00:06:31] in the follow-up of the products that registered a decrease and
[00:06:35] increase according to the national consumer price index,
[00:06:39] we present two examples of their evolution and the places
[00:06:42] where these products can be found at a better price.
[00:06:46] We have identified that these two products, as an example,
[00:06:50] have decreased, there are many more, we have the full report
[00:06:53] on our website, potatoes decreased by
[00:06:56] 10.66% in price, chicken meat
[00:06:59] by 1.72%.
[00:07:02] And two of the products that increased are onions with
[00:07:04] 32.70% upwards,
[00:07:08] and lemons with 11.17%.
[00:07:11] Talking with the producers,
[00:07:15] we have several
[00:07:19] indicators identified for why prices go up and down,
[00:07:22] and it's essentially due to the seasonality of the products.
[00:07:26] Go ahead, in these graphs we will identify
[00:07:30] is $50.94,
[00:07:32] but depending on where we buy it, it can cost much less, for example, in
[00:07:36] supply centers and local markets we have an average price of
[00:07:39] $29 and we have, for example, here above.
[00:07:43] In Walmart, the most expensive we found
[00:07:46] in our monitoring was a kilo of potatoes for 56
[00:07:50] Go ahead, this is the behavior of chicken meat,
[00:07:54] whole chicken per kilo we have the national average price at
[00:07:58] 35 with 45 cents,
[00:08:00] in Bodega Aurrera we can find it at 32 with
[00:08:06] La Comer, sorry, Chedragui,
[00:08:08] 360.
[00:08:10] All this information is very important, it also includes the
[00:08:16] of the regions so that people can access "who wants the prices"
[00:08:20] and identify the places where these and other products are
[00:08:23] cheaper. Please go ahead, this is the case of
[00:08:27] onions, average price 41.24
[00:08:30] cents, but for example in wholesale markets we find it at
[00:08:34] 26.86 cents, in Walmart we can
[00:08:37] find it for up to $50.58
[00:08:41] per kilo of white onion. Please go ahead and
[00:08:44] we finish with lemons 29.95
[00:08:48] national average price and we have found it at
[00:08:51] 18.3 cents at
[00:08:54] La Commer and at Walmart up to
[00:08:56] 31.32 cents, I insist, all the
[00:09:00] information is available for everyone on our website,
[00:09:03] please go ahead and well, the "grito" is coming,
[00:09:07] in the September consumer magazine
[00:09:11] we have a recipe for white pozole,
[00:09:14] it is a recipe that costs 292
[00:09:18] pesos, yields six servings and 150 minutes of
[00:09:22] preparation, we have the QR code so you can
[00:09:25] download the magazine and consult the entire
[00:09:28] recipe and we also have published a section of
[00:09:32] minimum and maximum prices for many of the products used
[00:09:35] to cook our famous and delicious Mexican
[00:09:39] snacks, also available to everyone,
[00:09:43] go ahead, we conclude with our profeco tips of the
[00:09:46] week, one, pay the fair price when fueling up, consult our interactive
[00:09:50] map and locate the service stations that do
[00:09:53] respect the target price for regular gasoline and
[00:09:56] diesel, two, use our tool "who wants the prices" and
[00:10:00] find establishments with fair prices for the basic basket
[00:10:03] (PASIQ) and three, get ready to shout with a delicious white pozole,
[00:10:07] download the September consumer
[00:10:28] With your permission, President, good morning everyone,
[00:10:32] precisely within
[00:10:36] the President, Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum, we are presenting a
[00:10:39] very important summary of one of the priority
[00:10:42] programs of the Government of Mexico, go ahead, in the first
[00:10:45] slides we are going to see precisely the summary of what is
[00:10:49] being done throughout the housing sector. This is
[00:10:52] how it is expressed: 1.2 million
[00:10:56] families benefited through these different lines. On
[00:11:00] the one hand, obviously, the construction of
[00:11:03] new housing, the goal is 1,800,000
[00:11:06] new homes over 6 years,
[00:11:10] housing improvement, likewise 1.8 million
[00:11:13] supports or credits for improvement,
[00:11:17] improvement of credit conditions with Infonavit and
[00:11:21] Foviste, my colleagues will explain how
[00:11:24] this goal of
[00:11:27] 5.8 million people
[00:11:29] who were credited at the time and who are now in
[00:11:33] better conditions, one million deeds
[00:11:37] and traditional credits, let's say
[00:11:40] these first four points are the housing
[00:11:43] program for welfare and also
[00:11:46] Infonavit, Foviste and Federal Mortgage Society
[00:11:50] maintain a trend for granting
[00:11:54] traditional credits. Please go
[00:11:57] ahead. How are we doing on
[00:12:01] these big goals?
[00:12:03] 667 homes are already
[00:12:07] contracted, meaning the land has been acquired, the
[00:12:10] executive project has been developed, and contracts have
[00:12:13] been signed with the various companies that will
[00:12:16] build. It's a very important universe,
[00:12:20] 660, 67 homes
[00:12:23] in total is what we have.
[00:12:26] 766 projects, meaning in
[00:12:29] 766
[00:12:31] previous projects, there is already this commitment,
[00:12:35] which represents 37% of the total
[00:12:38] goal achieved, and the accumulated investment
[00:12:41] in these projects
[00:12:44] is 75, 75.9
[00:12:48] billion pesos to date. We should remember
[00:12:51] that it is estimated that we will reach one million
[00:12:55] pesos as the total investment of the housing program for
[00:12:59] well-being. Go ahead,
[00:13:02] there is a very important piece of information that we would like
[00:13:06] to give you in the context of housing
[00:13:09] trends and how the housing program for
[00:13:12] well-being is making
[00:13:16] trends. Since 2012, in reality, the
[00:13:20] decline in social housing production was very
[00:13:23] significant. Although medium-residential housing
[00:13:27] remained stable, with this program that is providing
[00:13:30] certainty in construction,
[00:13:33] you can see that it maintains the trend of
[00:13:36] residential housing,
[00:13:39] medium, on average it remains stable, in
[00:13:43] private social housing, which is this
[00:13:46] dotted line,
[00:13:49] it is already clear that the private sector is also
[00:13:52] investing in social housing production, and of course
[00:13:56] there is a very broad trend in
[00:14:00] terms of the housing program for well-being, so the program
[00:14:03] is benefiting the entire sector, not
[00:14:06] just the public sector.
[00:14:10] 27 homes are already
[00:14:13] under construction, you can see these projects,
[00:14:17] please go ahead.
[00:14:20] 89 homes are already assigned
[00:14:23] or allocated, as Infonavit
[00:14:26] mentions, it does so through a lottery, once the project
[00:14:30] is already in process, a lottery is held with the support
[00:14:35] Welfare, who always accompanies us, families
[00:14:38] who are in the vicinity
[00:14:41] of the project are called, a lottery is held,
[00:14:45] this is how Infonavit has already assigned
[00:14:49] its beneficiaries, the characteristics and the socio-territorial
[00:14:52] phenomenon are already yielding
[00:14:55] results, it already has an impact,
[00:14:58] 64% of these people are women,
[00:15:02] 36% are men and you can see
[00:15:05] here the age ranges, young people,
[00:15:09] 33%,
[00:15:11] from 30 to 39 years old, who are also young,
[00:15:14] 22% and 40 or older, 44%,
[00:15:18] so this corresponds a lot to the characteristics
[00:15:21] of the credits that are being granted by both.
[00:15:26] and Conavi, go ahead please,
[00:15:28] favor,
[00:15:30] this at the end of the day is also reduced,
[00:15:34] we have done 30,
[00:15:37] housing Wednesdays, President, which is
[00:15:40] a very important dissemination of the
[00:15:44] programs, more than two events with the President
[00:15:47] plus many others that we
[00:15:50] carried out throughout the territory,
[00:15:53] in particular, I would refer to
[00:15:56] CONA, I was able to be there, our goal, I
[00:16:00] remember, 500,000 homes, already
[00:16:03] 148, are contracted.
[00:16:07] 76,000 are already under construction, this represents 30% of
[00:16:11] the progress. Regarding improvement,
[00:16:15] which is a very, very important line of
[00:16:18] work for the most vulnerable population in this
[00:16:21] country, in very
[00:16:24] outstanding projects, we are already 47%
[00:16:28] advanced with 127
[00:16:30] supports granted by the National Housing
[00:16:33] Commission with an investment in these improvement supports
[00:16:38] of 5,680 million pesos.
[00:16:41] Go ahead.
[00:16:44] This is a matter of improvements that have had
[00:16:48] a very, very favorable impact
[00:16:50] on the territory, as you can see in this
[00:16:53] graphic, today more than ever these supports and
[00:16:56] credits are being strengthened in terms of
[00:16:59] housing improvement
[00:17:03] and we have already made 40%
[00:17:06] progress in total between Infonavit and
[00:17:09] Conavi for this goal and we are
[00:17:12] intervening in very important projects such as
[00:17:16] San Quintín, Montaña de Guerrero, the program for eastern Mexico
[00:17:19] State and the interoceanic corridor.
[00:17:23] Go ahead, among
[00:17:26] certainty. We already have in these two years
[00:17:30] also 34% progress with
[00:17:33] 337, deeds.
[00:17:37] Go ahead, among these,
[00:17:41] the case of the National Institute of Sustainable Land stands
[00:17:44] out, which is housing that had been inhabited for
[00:17:48] 20, 30 years and now their documents are being
[00:17:52] delivered. The progress seems small, 11%,
[00:17:55] however, all the process that needs to be
[00:17:59] followed for this regularization, we are
[00:18:03] remainder of this year and next year, 700.
[00:18:07] 14,000 deeds to
[00:18:10] be delivered. There is a series of very
[00:18:14] important testimonies, also Infonavit and Foviste are also
[00:18:17] writing deeds for the homes.
[00:18:20] Go ahead.
[00:18:23] And I would like to highlight what we had already commented
[00:18:26] on in a morning conference that was also an
[00:18:30] important step, both the reform of the fourth
[00:18:33] constitutional article that guarantees the right to adequate
[00:18:36] housing with its seven components. Why do I want
[00:18:40] to highlight this? Because these seven components that for
[00:18:44] decades the United Nations had determined as
[00:18:47] the components of adequate housing, we are being
[00:18:51] very careful to comply with these seven components
[00:18:54] and you can see it in the progress that has been made
[00:18:58] from habitability, having
[00:19:02] of the housing, that this housing is affordable, that is,
[00:19:05] that people can acquire it without
[00:19:09] risking other rights and cultural
[00:19:12] adequacy. So having achieved this constitutional
[00:19:15] reform to the fourth is very
[00:19:17] important to be consistent with the policy
[00:19:21] that our President of Mexico follows today
[00:19:24] and also the housing law was modified
[00:19:28] to ensure that both Infonavit
[00:19:31] and Fobiste have this capacity to
[00:19:34] build housing.
[00:20:02] Claudia Sheinbaum's government, the Housing for Well-being program
[00:20:05] is transforming lives. We have contracted
[00:20:09] 667 homes for construction, of
[00:20:14] 277 are under construction. More
[00:20:16] than 500 families enjoy a new
[00:20:20] home. I never imagined it would be so
[00:20:23] easy to get this home. To the
[00:20:26] president, honestly, thank you very much to her for
[00:20:30] giving us the opportunity to acquire a patrimony.
[00:20:33] I think it is now more accessible for young
[00:20:36] people and even for anyone who wants to acquire a home.
[00:20:40] President Claudia, thank you, thank you very much for thinking of us.
[00:20:43] In addition,
[00:20:46] 5,177 finally had their unpayable
[00:20:50] past credits cleared. She used to say it was an
[00:20:53] eternal credit, that she would never be able to
[00:20:56] finish paying it, today I received my settlement letter, excited,
[00:21:00] very happy, very content, I don't owe anyone
[00:21:04] anything anymore. 717
[00:21:07] families received support or credit to improve their
[00:21:10] housing. Thank God we were
[00:21:13] favored by the program, parts of the ceilings and
[00:21:17] walls were falling down, this help that
[00:21:21] Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum
[00:21:24] is giving us, for me it was the best.
[00:21:28] And 336 families received a document that
[00:21:31] guarantees their legal certainty: my dad
[00:21:34] passed away 6 months ago, but
[00:21:37] finally we have in our hands
[00:21:40] the document that makes us legally
[00:21:44] owners of that dream my father had. These achievements
[00:21:47] are thanks to the coordinated work between Sedatu,
[00:21:56] the housing program for well-being advances and builds a better
[00:22:00] future for Mexican
[00:22:16] everyone. It's my turn to give the Fobiste report.
[00:22:20] As you know, with the decree issued by the president last April,
[00:22:24] we managed to have a program to apply
[00:22:27] pardons, discounts, freezes,
[00:22:31] restructuring, and liquidations to unpayable credits. With
[00:22:34] this, we provide a solution to these credits within the framework of
[00:22:38] the Housing for Well-being program, we have an advance of
[00:22:41] 321,210
[00:22:43] beneficiary families of the workers with a goal of
[00:22:47] 400,000, which is 80%
[00:22:50] of the progress of this program, of this line of action,
[00:22:54] and 20% is dedicated to restructuring, which I will
[00:22:58] explain next. We have held 100 assemblies to deliver the
[00:23:07] is aimed at 78,790
[00:23:11] families of accredited people and this is very important
[00:23:15] because these are the most deteriorated Foviste credits. And what
[00:23:19] are we doing? Well, we are not updating the Uma
[00:23:22] every February, we are removing it, the payment remains
[00:23:25] fixed in pesos, a fixed interest rate
[00:23:29] also of 9% and all people who need a
[00:23:32] reduction will get one. Here we ask you, it is very, very
[00:23:36] important because we have already notified all the beneficiaries
[00:23:40] that we have updated data, but it is very important
[00:23:43] that people continue to update their data on
[00:23:46] foviste.gov.mx and check their account
[00:23:50] statement to see this
[00:23:57] during these 2 years we have granted
[00:23:59] 59,434
[00:24:02] credits with an investment of
[00:24:04] 66.47 million pesos. The average
[00:24:07] amount of a Fobiste credit is
[00:24:10] 1,162. And within this universe is
[00:24:13] Foviste women for public servants, pensioners
[00:24:17] and we have granted to, uh,
[00:24:21] women beneficiaries 16,171 with
[00:24:24] an investment of
[00:24:31] during these 2 years we have also
[00:24:34] cancelled mortgages for
[00:24:36] 82,528
[00:24:39] workers, we signed four agreements so that this mortgage is
[00:24:43] totally, uh, free and in the national
[00:24:46] deed strategy we have an advance of 41,
[00:24:50] 1686 deeds, uh,
[00:24:53] delivered to the workers which represents almost
[00:24:57] 49% of
[00:25:03] initiative sent by the president for the housing
[00:25:07] law, Foviste is building again after 34
[00:25:10] years, we laid the first stone of the Carmen Serdán
[00:25:12] housing complex in Puebla with
[00:25:15] 512 homes, we are about to open our national
[00:25:19] registry. We are ready to lay the first stone
[00:25:22] also in Hidalgo and to date we have
[00:25:26] territorial reserve to build a little over
[00:25:46] uh, to inform about
[00:25:50] the actions of Infonavit
[00:26:01] unpayable credits. We have discussed here that when this administration
[00:26:05] began, there were
[00:26:07] 4,856
[00:26:10] unpayable credits, meaning that even if people
[00:26:13] paid interest and principal, another charge
[00:26:16] was applied, and the credits would go up
[00:26:19] and essentially become
[00:26:22] unpayable. Well, there were 4,856
[00:26:26] million. We carried out a
[00:26:29] restructuring from the beginning of this administration. From
[00:26:32] November 2000
[00:26:34] 24, we began the
[00:26:37] restructuring, and as of December
[00:26:41] 31 of last year, these
[00:26:44] 4,856
[00:26:46] unpayable credits are fully restructured,
[00:26:50] all of them.
[00:27:00] and
[00:27:02] 4.32 million
[00:27:05] received reductions in the excess amounts charged,
[00:27:09] fixed monthly payments, and reduction in interest
[00:27:11] rates.
[00:27:19] covering extensively, criticizing,
[00:27:22] this is the reality of Infonavit
[00:27:25] in terms of overdue portfolio.
[00:27:28] Uh,
[00:27:30] we received in September
[00:27:32] 2024 a portfolio of
[00:27:36] credits of 2 trillion
[00:27:40] 99 billion pesos, of
[00:27:42] which 608 billion
[00:27:48] which means
[00:27:49] 29%.
[00:27:53] As of August 2026,
[00:27:56] the portfolio has grown because we have placed more credits,
[00:28:00] today there are 2 trillion. pesos
[00:28:03] which represents the Infonavit portfolio and the
[00:28:06] overdue portfolio is
[00:28:09] lower than what we received, it is
[00:28:12] 597 billion pesos, which
[00:28:16] means 27%, so
[00:28:19] the Infonavit overdue portfolio in this
[00:28:22] administration and in relation to the previous
[00:28:25] administration has
[00:28:34] Uh, how many mortgage loans have we
[00:28:40] this administration,
[00:28:43] uh, mortgages, 673,
[00:28:47] credits which represent
[00:28:50] 610 billion pesos, this is the economic
[00:28:54] spillover of mortgage loans, here
[00:28:58] we started in October 2024 and this is the
[00:29:01] trend, it has had uh per month
[00:29:05] until
[00:29:07] July which are
[00:29:10] 600 of the
[00:29:12] 673,
[00:29:15] 586 million pesos and we
[00:29:19] already have the closing of August which are 700, billion
[00:29:22] pesos of mortgage
[00:29:25] loans uh
[00:29:27] placed,
[00:29:30] sorry, go back please.
[00:29:34] these are the credits placed,
[00:29:37] 673, credits until
[00:29:39] July and August we already have 700 thousand credits placed
[00:29:43] and the economic spillover is 610 billion
[00:29:54] are given for home improvement uh, at the close of
[00:29:57] July we have
[00:30:01] placed 500 home improvement loans with a
[00:30:04] spillover of
[00:30:07] 41,574 million pesos, already in
[00:30:11] August the number of credits is
[00:30:14] 602,982
[00:30:24] cancellation of mortgages from October
[00:30:27] 2024 to July 31st of this
[00:30:30] year, 249,745
[00:30:33] 249,745
[00:30:38] mortgages have been released, we have already delivered almost
[00:30:41] 62, homes and at the close of
[00:30:45] August it has already risen from 249 to
[00:30:48] 253,000 uh mortgage
[00:30:52] cancellations, the next one please,
[00:30:54] please, housing program for well-being, the next one please.
[00:30:58] bienestar, la que sigue por favor.