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[00:00:00] we have placed 564 thousand
[00:00:03] housing improvement credits with a disbursement of
[00:00:07] 41,574 million pesos, already in
[00:00:11] August the number of credits is
[00:00:14] 62,982
[00:00:19] credits placed, next please,
[00:00:21] mortgage cancellations
[00:00:25] from October 24 to July 31
[00:00:28] of this year
[00:00:31] 249,745 mortgages
[00:00:33] have been released, we have already
[00:00:38] delivered almost 62, homes
[00:00:41] and by the end of August it already rose from
[00:00:45] 249, to 253,
[00:00:48] eh mortgage cancellations,
[00:00:52] next please, housing program for
[00:00:54] well-being, next please.
[00:00:58] Well, at the beginning of the administration and to
[00:01:02] this day,
[00:01:04] Eduardo Ramírez, the governor together with these are the figures, eh,
[00:01:08] we have
[00:01:11] Education, which is eh 532 thousand, almost 533,
[00:01:16] the dignity of what eh, homes contracted, of those 500, almost
[00:01:19] 33,
[00:01:21] 223,
[00:01:23] are already under construction,
[00:01:27] they already started construction and...
[00:01:30] our goal is that from here to December of
[00:01:33] this year 167 thousand more
[00:01:36] homes will be contracted, this would
[00:01:39] lead us, if this goal we are
[00:01:42] thinking of is
[00:01:44] beautiful, the met, we would reach 700,000
[00:01:47] homes by the end of December of this
[00:01:50] year, with which we would have
[00:01:53] 500,000 homes to contract
[00:01:56] for next year and with that fulfill in the third
[00:02:00] year the total goal of the six-year term, which is
[00:02:03] 1, 200,000
[00:02:06] homes, next please,
[00:02:10] how are we doing in
[00:02:14] the placement of
[00:02:16] decided to tell my life from homes, well, as of today, as of
[00:02:20] documentary or in what today we have a little more because this is from last week,
[00:02:23] but well, 37,400
[00:02:25] homes have already been placed. among the
[00:02:29] beneficiaries in 124 developments
[00:02:33] in 70
[00:02:37] of credit conditions, municipalities in 29 states, to whom are the
[00:02:40] homes being placed, mostly women,
[00:02:44] 52% against 48%
[00:02:47] men
[00:02:49] and in terms of minimum
[00:02:53] wage, who are eh who are
[00:02:56] receiving these homes, the lowest earners, but in this
[00:03:00] case the lowest earners of the lowest
[00:03:03] earners, for example, 88%
[00:03:06] of those 37 homes are those who earn
[00:03:10] between 1 and 1.5 minimum wages,
[00:03:13] 11% of those who
[00:03:16] go ahead, Jonathan Lozada on earn between 1.5 and 2 and
[00:03:19] anything recovered the 1% those who earn more than two minimum
[00:03:22] wages eh between what age
[00:03:26] range, young people
[00:03:28] the context of the tours and what from 18 to 29 years old,
[00:03:31] 39% of the
[00:03:34] 37, eh, young adults
[00:03:38] from 30, 39 years old, 35%.
[00:03:40] And over 40 years old,
[00:03:43] 40, 50, 60 years old,
[00:03:47] 26%. Next, please,
[00:03:51] associated with what well, the total of mortgage
[00:03:54] and non-mortgage credits, this is a bit of the disbursement of
[00:03:57] Infonavit. Since this
[00:04:00] administration began and until August 2026, we have
[00:04:04] placed 1.3 million
[00:04:07] what mortgage and housing improvement credits,
[00:04:10] that means a disbursement of
[00:04:13] 681, million pesos
[00:04:16] in this period of this administration,
[00:04:21] had paid the installment for the additionally to that, 54,400
[00:04:24] million pesos in investment in the
[00:04:28] construction of homes for
[00:04:31] well-being, this means an
[00:04:34] economic disbursement of 735 thousand
[00:04:38] million pesos, which on
[00:04:41] average per year because we are going to complete 2
[00:04:45] years, on average it is
[00:04:48] 367,500
[00:04:51] million pesos per year in this administration,
[00:04:55] I think with this we conclude and there is a
[00:04:58] video, right? With your permission,
[00:05:02] president,
[00:05:07] thank you.
[00:05:13] It doesn't sound,
[00:05:38] look, I fell short, at an event I said that...
[00:05:44] the housing program represented 1% of the
[00:05:47] GDP
[00:05:50] and
[00:05:54] it's more because only from
[00:05:56] Infonavit it is 379
[00:05:59] million pesos, which is more or less 1% of the
[00:06:02] GDP, we have to
[00:06:04] add
[00:06:06] Foviste,
[00:06:09] Conavi and mortgage
[00:06:13] company,
[00:06:16] so what is the economic spillover of Fofiste more or less 70 thousand a
[00:06:20] year
[00:06:23] or in two years
[00:06:26] and then from Conabi it's
[00:06:30] like 30 more or less, so
[00:06:33] that 370 is like
[00:06:36] 1.2% of the GDP per
[00:06:39] year of economic spillover.
[00:06:43] of the housing program for well-being
[00:06:46] and we always talk about the
[00:06:48] housing goal for well-being, which is 1.8 million
[00:06:52] new homes for people
[00:06:55] who earn less than two minimum
[00:06:58] wages or less than 2.9 minimum
[00:07:01] wages, because if someone comes who earns a little more than two minimum
[00:07:05] wages, they are given the opportunity to access
[00:07:09] housing but
[00:07:12] in reality, put the first, the first slide of
[00:07:15] Etna,
[00:07:19] if we take into account everything we are doing,
[00:07:23] there are 1.8
[00:07:27] viviendas
[00:07:29] en construcción que se van a entregar a 1.8 millones de
[00:07:32] familias, le sumamos el
[00:07:36] credit for home improvement
[00:07:40] between Foviste.
[00:07:42] Infonavit and Conavi,
[00:07:46] then, improvement
[00:07:50] what has been the restructuring of the credits that has reached
[00:07:54] 5.1 million families, we are going to
[00:07:57] deliver at least one million deeds and it will probably
[00:08:00] increase because we are simplifying all the
[00:08:04] procedures to deed the home and
[00:08:08] traditional credits, because not only are credits given
[00:08:12] to those who earn less than two minimum wages, but if a person
[00:08:15] has Infonavit and earns five minimum wages, they can also access
[00:08:19] their Infonavit credit, not housing for
[00:08:22] well-being, but they can have their credit, that is,
[00:08:26] 12 million families will be
[00:08:29] benefited
[00:08:32] by the entire housing program in the six-year term, and
[00:08:35] it will mean about
[00:08:38] 1.2% of the annual GDP.
[00:08:42] of investment and of course the jobs it
[00:08:45] generates, it generates, if we consider
[00:08:49] that each home generates around four
[00:08:52] jobs and 600,000
[00:08:55] homes have already been contracted, then
[00:08:58] that's 2.4 million jobs
[00:09:03] was contracted for homes and many of them
[00:09:07] are already under construction, so
[00:09:09] this program is great no matter how you look at it, but
[00:09:13] above all, the most important thing is that it gives access to what
[00:09:17] we consider a right
[00:09:20] which is a dignified home, well, let's go to the
[00:09:23] questions,
[00:09:26] mm, let's go over here, let's see the
[00:09:29] colleague,
[00:09:34] good morning, president, Alberto Rivera from Chilango, eh, can you
[00:09:38] explain to us what are the entities eh where there is the largest number of
[00:09:41] housing constructions do you have your graph of
[00:09:44] states,
[00:09:46] yes,
[00:09:50] go ahead,
[00:09:50] much of the progress of the housing
[00:09:56] program has responded
[00:09:59] to the possibility that state and
[00:10:03] municipal governments help us with the land
[00:10:07] reserve, so we are doing very well
[00:10:09] in general. in all entities in the
[00:10:13] case of this land reserve, I
[00:10:16] can tell you the top five places in terms
[00:10:20] of this reserve and they are Tabasco.
[00:10:23] Quintana Roo, Yucatan, Tamaulipas and Veracruz
[00:10:27] is where there is the most land contribution and where the
[00:10:30] construction of homes is advancing the most and there are
[00:10:34] other entities that due to urban development conditions, the
[00:10:37] cost of land is lower, which are the case of
[00:10:41] Baja California Sur and Mexico City, even so,
[00:10:44] we continue to advance
[00:10:47] there. This part corresponds to the entities with the greatest need for
[00:10:50] housing in this case.
[00:10:52] Originally we made a calculation
[00:10:55] of a goal for
[00:10:58] each of the entities based on
[00:11:01] housing backlog and housing needs, which are two
[00:11:04] very important variables, however
[00:11:07] this increased, as you can see in the
[00:11:11] Wednesday of seeing in all entities, the goal increased,
[00:11:15] in some cases it even
[00:11:18] doubled precisely in function of the
[00:11:22] contribution. There are entities like the ones I just
[00:11:25] mentioned that are very high like Tamaulipas,
[00:11:29] Yucatan, where in reality
[00:11:32] we will practically be covering
[00:11:35] a very high percentage of that housing
[00:11:39] backlog, thank you very much, thank
[00:11:41] you, also taking advantage of the fact that the
[00:11:45] federal prosecutor is here,
[00:11:48] I would like to know lately in the
[00:11:51] ticketmaster tickets a series of charges
[00:11:55] are being made under the legend of service charges that
[00:11:58] help cover the realization of the events, they say that these
[00:12:02] are shared among the different parties involved in the
[00:12:06] organization of the events, these are not really charges that
[00:12:09] range from 50, 60 pesos per ticket, are these
[00:12:13] charges allowed, are they regulated in any way in the organization of the
[00:12:16] events?
[00:12:21] With your permission, president, indeed these charges
[00:12:25] are legal as long as consumers are informed
[00:12:29] how the price is structured, that the
[00:12:32] charges, let's say that legend appears once
[00:12:36] the payment has already been made,
[00:12:39] not a ticket, if it costs 1 peso, later
[00:12:42] the legend appears that a charge of 50 pesos was made, if it
[00:12:46] is not there before it is paid, it is wrong, it would be a
[00:12:49] matter of reviewing it, we have been monitoring and in particular with
[00:12:53] not only ticketmaster but with all the ticket companies,
[00:12:57] written communications have even been sent to them
[00:13:00] that all the charges that will
[00:13:03] integrate the final price of a ticket must be informed
[00:13:07] to the consumer before making the payment, so if you
[00:13:11] discovered that there is something after the payment, we will gladly
[00:13:14] review it, we will monitor it and report it, and for example the price
[00:13:18] itself that is paid or the advertised cost of a ticket is not
[00:13:21] already included, for example, the service that they say is to
[00:13:25] help or that is distributed in some way within the same
[00:13:28] ticket service, is precisely what we have been
[00:13:31] working on, not only with them but with all sectors, a price for
[00:13:35] example of some other service of a travel
[00:13:39] package for example, it tells you that this price must be integrated,
[00:13:43] this price is integrated by the price of the flight,
[00:13:46] perhaps the price of the seat selection, the price of the
[00:13:50] luggage, the price of the tour, the price of this, so everything
[00:13:54] has to be itemized, if everything is itemized. and the
[00:13:57] final bill is correct and also comes within the
[00:14:00] contract itself, because even if it is an online sale or purchase,
[00:14:04] there must be a contract where you put I accept,
[00:14:08] eh, it has to come the whole package of the integrated
[00:14:11] price, so we can do this review eh that you
[00:14:15] tell us to see if indeed the consumer is informed
[00:14:18] beforehand, which is what should happen and not be surprised at the end
[00:14:22] with a charge that they did not accept. Thank you very much.
[00:14:26] Thank you, finally president, on another topic, could you
[00:14:29] share a little bit about tomorrow the eight finalists of Mexico
[00:14:33] sings will be in the Zocalo for the cry at the ceremony or only the
[00:14:36] winners will be there, because well, thinking that not all of them are Mexicans, no,
[00:14:40] not thinking that they might
[00:14:43] not be there who are not Mexicans, who are the three
[00:14:47] finalists, not the three finalists, by the way
[00:14:50] yesterday the finalists of Mexico
[00:14:53] sings came out. Come on, you saw
[00:14:57] the show, ah, you were there,
[00:15:00] and a million people participated in the
[00:15:04] voting,
[00:15:06] it was really very, very good, do you want to put, I think there's a video,
[00:15:10] no, let's see briefly.
[00:18:38] Very good, thank you very much,
[00:18:39] go ahead,
[00:18:42] let's see, let's see
[00:18:43] over here,
[00:18:47] the colleague, good morning, president,
[00:18:49] Jon,
[00:18:53] the network and Maxim FM, this
[00:18:56] weekend you had your tour in Chiapas, Oaxaca,
[00:19:00] Campeche, Yucatan, Quintana Roo, Hidalgo,
[00:19:04] basically concluded the visit to 18 entities.
[00:19:07] toured as part of the honesty and results
[00:19:11] assemblies, I want to ask you how you have felt the response
[00:19:15] you have found in the country and what
[00:19:18] balance do you make so far of this tour, particularly I would like to ask you
[00:19:22] what significance it had for you to find in
[00:19:25] Chiapas a very large,
[00:19:28] very substantial concentration
[00:19:32] in the, it has been very emotional
[00:19:36] because in all the places. where we have gone, many people,
[00:19:39] much dedication,
[00:19:45] I narrate when I speak is
[00:19:48] I take the opportunity
[00:19:50] to talk about the history of Mexico and the national
[00:19:53] month and people
[00:19:57] are very aware of what is happening and the
[00:20:00] importance of defending independence, sovereignty and
[00:20:04] much, much enthusiasm, honestly, let's see if, let's
[00:20:08] see if you put the pictures of all the places,
[00:20:11] we were in total of the
[00:20:14] two, this is
[00:20:17] Tamaulipas,
[00:20:19] 12,000
[00:20:21] attendees,
[00:20:27] Veracruz 42, in Boca del
[00:20:30] Río, Chiapas was, look,
[00:20:34] stop there, go back.
[00:20:43] 55 thousand people,
[00:20:47] go ahead.
[00:20:50] Oaxaca there in the Guelaguetza
[00:20:52] auditorium,
[00:20:57] Campeche,
[00:21:02] Yucatan, also people are very excited,
[00:21:06] very Quintana Roo
[00:21:09] 18000,
[00:21:13] Hidalgo yesterday 13, that's what caught us in the
[00:21:16] rain,
[00:21:19] yes, in total there have been. more than 300,000
[00:21:21] people between the two weekends,
[00:21:24] well, from Thursday to
[00:21:27] Sunday, and in Chiapas, president, you received a book that you
[00:21:30] also shared with us on your social networks, a book
[00:21:34] written by indigenous women
[00:21:37] who learned to read and write and
[00:21:41] who wrote chapters of the life of the
[00:21:45] first president and embroidered it, I would like to ask if you had
[00:21:48] the opportunity yes, very beautiful,
[00:21:54] INEA, the National
[00:21:57] Institute of
[00:22:01] distance or open,
[00:22:04] eh, of alphabetization, they are mainly dedicated, although
[00:22:08] also primary and secondary, it is a
[00:22:11] program that provides support to people
[00:22:14] who cannot read or write, for
[00:22:17] the time they are studying, a small support.
[00:22:21] it has achieved that 250 thousand people, eh
[00:22:25] mostly indigenous peoples
[00:22:28] eh learn to read and write and not only Spanish but their own
[00:22:31] language
[00:22:33] eh if it doubles,
[00:22:37] it will practically be raising as they say a white flag
[00:22:41] in Chiapas regarding alphabetization, everyone
[00:22:44] will be alphabetized, I am sure that we will achieve
[00:22:47] it because it is a joint effort.
[00:22:51] and it was very beautiful
[00:22:54] because they gave me a embroidered book that
[00:22:58] is written in Spanish and in Tzotzil
[00:23:02] it is by women who
[00:23:06] what is on social networks, in the
[00:23:10] they have known about what I have
[00:23:13] talked about and the truth is very, very
[00:23:16] emotional, but the most emotional thing is
[00:23:20] how they express through their own
[00:23:23] design, culture,
[00:23:25] art, having learned to read and write,
[00:23:29] so it is a very beautiful
[00:23:32] program and it also changes their lives, especially, well,
[00:23:36] men and women, but particularly women,
[00:23:39] who are a higher
[00:23:42] percentage who have not learned to read
[00:23:45] and write,
[00:23:47] president,
[00:23:49] in the essence of beings it is not an ornament or a quality that comes from
[00:23:53] outside, thus the attribute of the sea is pride, the attribute
[00:23:57] of the sun, authority, the attribute of man,
[00:24:00] dignity, you took up this reflection by
[00:24:04] Emilio Abreu in Canec during your visit to Yucatan where you affirmed that if
[00:24:09] transformation movement, it was the dignity of the people of
[00:24:12] Mexico, could you elaborate on this idea in
[00:24:18] is being done. project of this moment of your
[00:24:22] government, Jacinto Canec is
[00:24:25] a Mayan
[00:24:28] hero who rose up against
[00:24:31] injustices during the colonial period in
[00:24:35] 1761, if I'm not
[00:24:38] mistaken, that is, we are talking
[00:24:42] 50 years before independence or the beginning of Mexico's independence.
[00:24:46] Hermilo,
[00:24:48] a Yucatecan writer, writes around
[00:24:52] the mid-20th century this
[00:24:55] book about Jacinto Canec called
[00:24:57] Kanek and it is a beautiful
[00:25:01] book, it is a poem, the
[00:25:05] book talks about conversations that
[00:25:08] Jacinto Canec has, it talks about his life obviously
[00:25:11] fictionalized,
[00:25:14] but it has conversations where Kanek speaks in
[00:25:18] poems. like
[00:25:21] this, where
[00:25:23] he
[00:25:25] says
[00:25:27] that what should be recognized in the human being, he talks about man,
[00:25:31] but to talk about man
[00:25:35] and woman, it is
[00:25:36] dignity,
[00:25:40] and I have said it many times, in
[00:25:44] his book thanks to President López Obrador,
[00:25:47] it has a part that refers to Mexican
[00:25:50] humanism, there he talks about the two pillars of
[00:25:53] humanism, indigenous cultures
[00:25:57] or our indigenous culture, I say our because it is for all
[00:26:01] and all, and the great
[00:26:03] civilizations and their legacy of
[00:26:06] greatness, and on the other hand, the
[00:26:10] history of Mexico, the political history of Mexico, from
[00:26:13] independence to our days, the fourth
[00:26:17] transformation, and it has a part where it talks about
[00:26:20] Juárez, and it says there in a few lines
[00:26:23] that when the French
[00:26:27] invasion came, Juárez took his cart
[00:26:30] and carried in a trunk
[00:26:34] the papers of the republic, by the way, there is a very good book by Paco
[00:26:38] Ignacio Taibo 2 which is "Lejanía del Tesoro" that
[00:26:41] talks precisely about that, because it was said that
[00:26:44] Juárez carried a treasure, well, he carried the documents of the
[00:26:47] republic, so López
[00:26:50] Obrador in that text, in that part of Mexican
[00:26:54] humanism says Juárez not only carried the
[00:26:58] documents of the republic, more or less that's what it says, but
[00:27:01] he carried. the republic, which is something
[00:27:04] beautiful, and if
[00:27:07] we recognize what is happening
[00:27:11] in the people of Mexico, with the fourth transformation,
[00:27:15] it has a lot to do with recovering
[00:27:18] we are as Mexican women and men. The other day
[00:27:22] we published here a survey from the
[00:27:25] newspaper, El Financiero, pardon,
[00:27:29] where it says that in 1990.
[00:27:32] 98% of Mexicans felt proud
[00:27:36] to be Mexican and today it is
[00:27:39] 90%, and I like the
[00:27:43] survey precisely because it is what
[00:27:46] we see, what I see every day,
[00:27:50] especially when I go on tour, there is a
[00:27:53] profound recognition and pride
[00:27:56] of being Mexican women and men, and that was not
[00:27:59] given by neoliberalism to Mexico.
[00:28:03] It was given by the fourth transformation and it is
[00:28:05] very powerful, very powerful,
[00:28:09] because when a people know their
[00:28:13] strength and their history, there is
[00:28:17] nothing that stops them,
[00:28:19] president, if I may ask one last question regarding
[00:28:23] the housing for well-being issue, we see that a
[00:28:26] percentage 55%
[00:28:30] of those who are receiving this... well this
[00:28:33] program are people aged between 18 and 39 years
[00:28:36] old, young people who in other times there was even an
[00:28:39] idea that the new generations and young people would never
[00:28:43] have the possibility of having a home, today they are
[00:28:46] having it, can you tell us a little about what role young
[00:28:49] people are playing or how young
[00:28:53] people are considered in this and other policies public in his government, but
[00:28:56] specifically housing,
[00:28:59] by lowering the requirements for housing.
[00:29:02] or to acquire the requirements to acquire housing in
[00:29:05] Infonavit, now also in Fovissste, why
[00:29:09] don't you tell us Octavio, how were the requirements before and how are they
[00:29:13] now?
[00:29:17] just a correction, it's not 55%,
[00:29:20] it's almost
[00:29:22] 75% among those who earn between 18
[00:29:26] and 39 years old who
[00:29:30] are young adults. and very young people,
[00:29:34] 75%, 74, 75,
[00:29:37] it was in the slide, well, the point is
[00:29:40] that the president eh, when I told her
[00:29:44] that there were almost 30
[00:29:48] requirements for a beneficiary to acquire a
[00:29:52] loan, the president instructed us
[00:29:55] to simplify the loans
[00:29:59] and we removed practically all
[00:30:03] the requirements to obtain a loan, for
[00:30:06] example, there was one that I particularly disliked,
[00:30:10] because it was the credit bureau, if
[00:30:13] someone, a beneficiary, came to Infonavit and requested a
[00:30:17] loan, Infonavit would go to the credit bureau to
[00:30:20] see if the beneficiary
[00:30:24] Italika motorcycle they had bought, and if
[00:30:28] they hadn't paid on time, they would be marked and
[00:30:31] the amount of the loan would be reduced, the same thing happened with telephone
[00:30:35] bills, with the products sold by
[00:30:39] private companies, Infonavit had almost become an
[00:30:43] instrument of private companies to
[00:30:46] collect debts, that was one of the things we removed
[00:30:49] immediately, why are we going to violate the
[00:30:53] right of the beneficiary
[00:30:56] to housing, the right to housing means a right to a home.