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[00:00:01] Mexican government,
[00:00:21] and continuing with this topic Miguel of the United States and its elections
[00:00:25] in November and all this misinformation generated
[00:00:28] around by. part of the Americans regarding Mexico and
[00:00:32] what happens in Mexico, the question the president asks is who
[00:00:35] in Mexico is interested in the right, or rather, the Mexican
[00:00:40] ahead of a possible second round in right is interested, but who in the Mexican
[00:00:41] but even within right is interested in badmouthing
[00:00:43] Mexico during election times, saying things and creating
[00:00:47] and adapt news, putting together reports with unverified information,
[00:00:51] without even someone who dares to say,
[00:00:54] I say this and I have the evidence to say it, how
[00:00:57] do you see it, the people who have been trying to make
[00:01:01] this government, our country, do badly, in any sense,
[00:01:05] the idea is for the government to do badly, to create
[00:01:07] discuss what everyone a bad image to return to the privileges they had
[00:01:10] before, that sector is interested in badmouthing
[00:01:14] our country and would like foreign intervention in
[00:01:18] our country, and speaking of this group of people, the
[00:01:21] right, the opposition in our country, what do you think
[00:01:25] the National Action Party did at the start of
[00:01:28] the electoral season in our country, to start the
[00:01:32] electoral process 2026-2027 in our
[00:01:35] the west with the east of country? Well, the PAN is in Europe, its
[00:01:39] president Jorge Romero, who is singled out by the president as the
[00:01:42] leader of the real estate cartel, went to Europe to badmouth
[00:01:46] Mexico. The Panistas go to the United States, to channels like Fox
[00:01:50] News, to the United States Congress to badmouth our country. Their
[00:01:53] president goes to Europe when the electoral process begins in our
[00:01:56] country. I don't know how Jorge Romero will fare with the intention of
[00:02:00] voting for Mexico just need to tell them
[00:02:03] that Europeans don't vote in Mexico.
[00:02:07] Today the president criticized the Mexican
[00:02:10] right that during election times goes abroad
[00:02:13] so that from outside they can influence
[00:02:17] our country's elections next year, those of
[00:02:20] 2027. She pointed out that the
[00:02:23] president pointed out that people are getting
[00:02:26] tired of lies that come from the opposition. And
[00:02:30] that the president also pointed out that people will
[00:02:34] decide what they
[00:02:37] on the happiness of the "Vivienda, Vivienda para el want, not foreigners, listen to her,
[00:02:42] women are benefited with who is interested, we should ask ourselves
[00:02:44] that
[00:02:47] spreading that Mexicans have another opinion, well,
[00:02:51] some sectors of the United States,
[00:02:54] these are propaganda
[00:02:58] media of the right.
[00:03:01] Infonavit has a goal of 1.2 million what they are looking for is intervention,
[00:03:04] I was saying the other day it's incredible,
[00:03:06] imagine
[00:03:09] that one of the political parties
[00:03:12] starts the electoral moment in the country and
[00:03:15] they decide to go to
[00:03:16] Europe,
[00:03:20] isn't it truly incredible,
[00:03:23] what do they go to Europe for? So that
[00:03:25] associated with what from outside they can influence Mexico, and people believe them
[00:03:28] less and less. So there will be
[00:03:31] an exhaustion where they will lose ratings, they will
[00:03:35] lose subscribers, because
[00:03:39] they will be left with the percentage of those who want
[00:03:42] to listen to them.
[00:03:46] Speaking Miguel of all these people who go abroad
[00:03:50] to try to convince foreigners about what is happening in
[00:03:53] Mexico, instead of convincing
[00:03:57] than 80 countries that are members of Mexicans to give them their vote and give them popular confidence to govern. They,
[00:04:01] they organize themselves, now it turns out that they organize themselves in a chat to
[00:04:04] spread lies, to make propaganda, instead of making
[00:04:08] proposals, why, my question is, why don't they agree to make
[00:04:11] a national project that competes with the current
[00:04:14] project of the fourth transformation, because there isn't a
[00:04:17] good competition with proposals with issues
[00:04:21] that matter to Mexicans instead of agreeing
[00:04:25] on what to do this week, what to say, first for example the
[00:04:28] INE, the INE was not... touched, now it is
[00:04:31] touched, no, now they don't want the
[00:04:34] counselors to do their job
[00:04:37] and organize fair
[00:04:40] were in default, which elections for everyone, no, now yes, the INE is sold out, the INE
[00:04:42] is with the fourth transformation, the INE is doing things that are not true,
[00:04:46] it is autonomous, so what is it about, what
[00:04:50] do they do, a chat, where in that chat, they agree and the president
[00:04:54] is telling us how, how they organize to
[00:04:57] lie.
[00:05:01] Convincing two or three will be very difficult,
[00:05:04] honestly, they have a vision, that's how they
[00:05:08] were formed,
[00:05:11] so no. there's no way they'll deviate from their
[00:05:14] scheme, and besides, they have a
[00:05:17] goal, like the goal of many media outlets
[00:05:21] in Mexico, which is to be
[00:05:24] right-wing propaganda. They are not
[00:05:27] information media, they are
[00:05:29] propaganda media,
[00:05:33] these are
[00:05:36] uh, because you just have to look at the eight columns every day, something very
[00:05:39] important happens in the country, that doesn't come out. Oh,
[00:05:43] but this, distorting reality in a way
[00:05:47] that fits their propaganda, that
[00:05:49] yes, because
[00:05:53] they seek
[00:05:55] to distort everything
[00:06:00] it to what they want,
[00:06:03] to make political propaganda, of the
[00:06:06] right, many media are those and the commentators
[00:06:10] well they go that way. But
[00:06:12] also, as I repeat, they have a chat
[00:06:16] where they
[00:06:19] will say during the week, this week the
[00:06:23] INE, the INE is not an
[00:06:26] institution that guarantees
[00:06:30] clean elections, now that's the refrain they have
[00:06:34] now, no, before it was the INE, untouched, and now no, the
[00:06:37] INE is very bad, Ugalde,
[00:06:41] now Ugalde. is the defender of
[00:06:44] democracy, the one who was at the head of the INE during the
[00:06:48] electoral fraud of
[00:06:49] 2006,
[00:06:53] so, then it will be difficult to
[00:06:57] change the perspective of many
[00:07:00] analysts, because they have a
[00:07:01] goal,
[00:07:04] to return to the past, that is their goal, to return to the
[00:07:08] past of corruption and privileges, that is the goal.
[00:07:14] And what do we do, spread, talk, why am I going
[00:07:17] to report to all the entities, well, so that
[00:07:21] what we are doing in all the federal
[00:07:23] entities is heard.
[00:07:38] so they can learn, defenders of the old corrupt regime of
[00:07:42] privileges, today there was talk of promoting popular
[00:07:46] housing in our country, with Bienestar" program
[00:07:50] of President Clauda Shemo, which contemplates building more than 1 million
[00:07:54] homes throughout the country for young people, for
[00:07:57] people in vulnerable situations, well
[00:08:01] today particularly it was
[00:08:04] said that in President Shembon's program, during the six-year term,
[00:08:07] it is planned to rescue more than 400,000 families
[00:08:10] who had an unaffordable
[00:08:14] housing scheme, that is, in the
[00:08:17] past some technocrats spent
[00:08:20] very perverse nights designing
[00:08:23] formulas to make credits
[00:08:27] unaffordable, because they were credits that
[00:08:30] increased, depending on whether the minimum wage increased,
[00:08:33] depending on whether inflation increased, people
[00:08:37] could have paid for their home once, twice and still
[00:08:40] had debt. Infonavit, and let's face it,
[00:08:44] Infonavit in neoliberal times was not
[00:08:47] the best housing program for the population, homes
[00:08:50] far from urban centers, sometimes
[00:08:53] without water services, without electricity
[00:08:57] services, people had the idea that they could acquire a
[00:09:00] credit with Infonavit, they were told little by little, that they wouldn't
[00:09:04] feel it from their home, but since it was very far away, people had in their
[00:09:08] mind, when I retire I will go to my
[00:09:11] home, but... being very far from the workplace, the home was
[00:09:15] abandoned, situations such as invasion of
[00:09:18] housing occurred, people got angry because they kept paying, they no longer
[00:09:22] lived there, their property was invaded, well, the
[00:09:25] president's housing plan contemplates rescuing
[00:09:28] more than 400,000 families who had unaffordable
[00:09:31] credits, please listen to what was discussed
[00:09:34] this morning about housing in our
[00:09:36] country.
[00:09:39] Look, I fell short in an event, I said that
[00:09:44] the housing program represented 1% of the
[00:09:48] GDP,
[00:09:51] and
[00:09:54] it's more because just from Infonavit
[00:09:57] it's 379 billion
[00:10:00] pesos, which is more or less 1% of the
[00:10:03] GDP, we have to add
[00:10:07] Foviste,
[00:10:10] Konabi. and mortgage company
[00:10:14] it's like 1.2% of the GDP per
[00:10:18] year of economic
[00:10:21] spillover from the housing program.
[00:10:25] for well-being and we always talk about the
[00:10:28] housing goal for well-being which is 1.8 million
[00:10:32] new homes are 1.8
[00:10:35] million homes
[00:10:38] under construction that will be delivered to
[00:10:41] 1.8 million families,
[00:10:44] we add the 1.8 million that are given in
[00:10:47] credit for home improvement between
[00:10:51] Foviste, Infonavi. and with
[00:10:55] Avi, then, improvement
[00:10:57] of credit conditions, what has been the
[00:11:00] restructuring of credits that has reached
[00:11:04] 5.1 million families, we are going to
[00:11:07] deliver at least one million deeds and it will probably
[00:11:10] increase because we are simplifying all the
[00:11:14] procedures to deed the home, that is, 12
[00:11:17] million families
[00:11:20] will be
[00:11:22] benefited.
[00:11:25] for the entire housing program in the six-year term and
[00:11:28] will mean close to
[00:11:31] 1.2% of the annual GDP
[00:11:35] of investment and of course the jobs it
[00:11:38] generates.
[00:11:43] After 2 years of government, the commitment to guarantee the right to dignified,
[00:11:47] accessible, social housing with an approach for
[00:11:51] those who need it most, is advancing. Access is given to
[00:11:55] what we consider a right,
[00:11:58] which is dignified housing. The goal for these 6 years is to
[00:12:02] build 1.8 million homes, in addition to
[00:12:05] delivering another 1.8 million in support for
[00:12:09] home improvement, in addition to favoring the improvement of
[00:12:12] credit conditions that were unaffordable
[00:12:15] and the restructuring of deeds for one million
[00:12:18] people. To date, 12 million families have
[00:12:22] benefited from this program. The construction of
[00:12:26] this plan is advancing with 89 homes that have already been assigned
[00:12:29] and placed. The goal of the National Housing Commission is to
[00:12:33] build 500,000 homes and it is already at
[00:12:36] 30%, and the improvement of properties is also
[00:12:39] progressing. This new vision of social housing allows the State to
[00:12:43] build again and citizens to access a
[00:12:47] credit that is not unaffordable, with a home in the
[00:12:50] best conditions. Fovistes joins this goal with
[00:12:54] the restructuring of credits for 400,000 families, the change
[00:12:57] of credits from UMAS to pesos establishes a fixed debt that prevents
[00:13:01] it from continuing to grow and also 16,171
[00:13:07] the Foviste women's credit program, mortgages are
[00:13:10] cancelled and the restructuring
[00:13:13] of credits also reaches Infonavit with
[00:13:16] credits that include reductions of excessive amounts charged
[00:13:19] and a decrease in interest
[00:13:22] rates. As for the
[00:13:26] homes, and there is already a
[00:13:30] 44% progress with 223 works
[00:13:33] started. If we consider that each home
[00:13:37] generates around four jobs
[00:13:40] and 600,000 homes have already been contracted,
[00:13:43] then that's 2.4
[00:13:46] million jobs
[00:13:50] was contracted for homes and many of them
[00:13:54] are already under construction, so
[00:13:56] this program is excellent from any perspective. The
[00:14:00] housing program on the second floor
[00:14:10] these credits that were unaffordable and that are now being restructured and
[00:14:13] that people are being helped to pay them off after so many years
[00:14:17] of their assets being renewed
[00:14:20] by the credit, something like that, something unaffordable that they
[00:14:24] bad debt, which are these credits that were
[00:14:27] stopped paying precisely because of the bad conditions they were in, because of the
[00:14:31] variable rates that there were sometimes, if you didn't look closely and didn't have a
[00:14:35] fixed rate, the price you had to pay would start to vary, well,
[00:14:39] the director of Infonavit Octavio Romero tells us about all
[00:14:42] this, why don't we see
[00:14:43] how he explains it
[00:14:47] we received in September
[00:14:49] 2024,
[00:14:52] a credit portfolio of... 99
[00:14:58] billion pesos, of which
[00:15:02] 608 billion
[00:15:05] means 29%.
[00:15:06] 29%,
[00:15:10] How are we doing in August 2026?
[00:15:13] The portfolio has grown because we have placed more credits, today
[00:15:17] it is 2 trillion 240 billion
[00:15:21] pesos, which represents the Infonavit portfolio. And
[00:15:25] the non-performing loan portfolio is lower than the one we
[00:15:28] received, it is 597
[00:15:31] billion pesos, which means
[00:15:34] 27%, so the Infonavit portfolio in this
[00:15:37] administration and in relation to the
[00:15:40] previous administration, has decreased
[00:15:43] by 2%.
[00:15:44] This housing program for
[00:15:48] well-being, we must understand it, is not only the construction of housing,
[00:15:51] thinking of young people and people in vulnerable situations, and I want to highlight the young people
[00:15:55] because precisely today in the morning conference a
[00:15:58] young reporter tells the president, she trusts
[00:16:02] the president, for my generation, for young people,
[00:16:05] acquiring a home is something
[00:16:09] unimaginable, why? Because there are
[00:16:11] jobs, well, there were jobs where they didn't offer benefits and they couldn't access
[00:16:15] an Infonavit credit, or there were
[00:16:18] starvation wages that didn't allow you to be eligible for
[00:16:22] a bank mortgage credit, so
[00:16:25] she said: what could be expected for my generation is that someone
[00:16:28] in your family would die for you to be able to
[00:16:31] inherit. Well, now the situation changes, understanding that the
[00:16:34] housing program for... well-being is housing construction, but
[00:16:38] also the recovery of homes that were
[00:16:41] stopped paying, talking to those who stopped paying, so that they can
[00:16:45] pay, how? Well, by showing better
[00:16:48] financial options, how you can pay, that's what is being done with
[00:16:51] Infonavit, there is also talk of home
[00:16:55] improvement, obtaining a credit to expand your
[00:16:58] home, to improve your home, to
[00:17:01] rebuild it too. Listen to
[00:17:05] everything that this housing program for
[00:17:09] well-being includes.
[00:17:12] 673 credits, which
[00:17:16] means 610 million
[00:17:19] pesos. This is the economic spillover from mortgage
[00:17:23] loans. Here we started in October
[00:17:26] 2024 and this is the trend it has
[00:17:29] had per
[00:17:31] month
[00:17:33] until which is 600,
[00:17:38] 673
[00:17:41] 586 million pesos, and
[00:17:44] we already have the closing of August, which is
[00:17:48] 700 billion pesos in mortgage
[00:17:52] loans placed. As of the close of July,
[00:17:55] we have placed 564 thousand
[00:17:59] home improvement credits with a spillover of
[00:18:03] 41,574. billion pesos, and in
[00:18:07] August the number of credits is
[00:18:10] 602,982
[00:18:12] 602,982
[00:18:16] credits
[00:18:25] in '95, '93, I
[00:18:29] remember, I was paying every two
[00:18:32] months because I had my job, uh, I had
[00:18:36] several problems later. where I had to
[00:18:39] leave the workshop, I struggled to find a job, to
[00:18:42] get insured, the last time they sent me to San Luis, they
[00:18:46] told me, you owe a million and a fraction, what
[00:18:49] can I do, hand it over or just pay
[00:18:53] everything, well how, I mean, something I never
[00:18:56] imagined, where am I going to get a million pesos from, I said no, well I'll
[00:19:00] give it what I can, the truth is we were sure they were going to
[00:19:04] kick us out, we were going to lose the house, I told my wife. Well if
[00:19:07] they kick us out we'll have to rent there's nothing else we can do
[00:19:11] she didn't even sleep sometimes thinking when they'll come when I'll be
[00:19:15] grateful to President
[00:19:17] Claudia and of course to Infonavit because it's my daughters'
[00:19:21] heritage and look right now
[00:19:23] I'm feeling emotional, really, I'm Martin
[00:19:27] your dad, yes, look, I'm here at
[00:19:30] Infonavit and well I couldn't contact your mom right now but I'm
[00:19:34] going to tell you, I almost cried with joy, something so
[00:19:38] small, the house is ours daughter,
[00:19:40] the house, they've already
[00:19:42] cleared everything for us, they're not going to
[00:19:46] kick us out of there, sweetheart, tell your mom, tell
[00:19:50] her, I don't know, really daughter, from
[00:19:53] here right now with them, they gave me that great
[00:19:56] news, what do you think? We are
[00:20:00] finally going to be able to rest peacefully, really,
[00:20:02] they have already pardoned everything, they have pardoned it for me,
[00:20:06] I no longer owe
[00:20:08] anything.
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[00:22:11] Times, Saudi Arabia is evaluating its future response to the
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[00:22:18] of the Bab Al Mandeb Strait, impacted the strategic
[00:22:21] pipeline that connects
[00:22:25] the Arabian Peninsula. According to reports, the Kingdom of
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[00:22:32] Trump administration's refusal to directly confront the
[00:22:36] Houthi rebels. The prevailing situation in the region keeps the
[00:22:40] price of a barrel of oil above $100. In the United
[00:22:43] States, the price of a gallon of diesel is at historic highs,
[00:22:47] above $6. Rodrigo.
[00:22:59] picking up
[00:23:04] Miguel the audience this very beautiful
[00:23:07] testimony from this person, this Infonavit right-holder,
[00:23:10] and that shows the happiness it gives him to have finally
[00:23:14] paid off his house, is part of the happiness that Mexicans
[00:23:17] feel with this government. with these proposals, with these
[00:23:21] programs. This was highlighted by the president with the INEG survey
[00:23:27] Mexicans. She stated that she notices it when she travels through the
[00:23:30] entities, but it's better if she tells us, let's
[00:23:34] see, the other day we published
[00:23:38] here a survey from the
[00:23:41] newspaper, El Financiero, sorry,
[00:23:45] which says that in 1990,
[00:23:47] 58% of Mexicans felt proud
[00:23:51] to be Mexican and that today it is
[00:23:54] 90%, and I like the
[00:23:58] survey precisely because it's what
[00:24:02] we see, what I see every day,
[00:24:05] especially when I'm on tour, there's a
[00:24:08] deep recognition and pride
[00:24:12] in being Mexican, and neoliberalism didn't give
[00:24:15] that to Mexico,
[00:24:18] the fourth transformation did, and it's very
[00:24:21] powerful, very powerful, because
[00:24:25] when a people knows its
[00:24:28] strength and its history,
[00:24:32] there's nothing that can
[00:24:33] stop them.
[00:24:37] Also this morning there was talk again about the
[00:24:40] PISA test, understanding that the PISA test is an
[00:24:43] exam applied in more
[00:24:47] the OECD and invited countries. The government of President
[00:24:50] Claudia Shembong, like the government of former President López Obrador, said they were not
[00:24:54] so in agreement with the PISA test, understanding that each country has its
[00:24:57] contexts and realities, Mexico lives its
[00:25:01] own, also understanding that the PISA test is an
[00:25:04] exam that is conducted by computer, sometimes on paper
[00:25:07] depending on the context of each country, it is conducted every 3 years
[00:25:10] to 15-year-old students, they are evaluated in
[00:25:14] mathematics, in reading and in
[00:25:17] science, also understanding that 15-year-old students do not
[00:25:20] particularly represent all school levels
[00:25:24] in our country and well, the president today
[00:25:28] reiterated that the PISA test showed good
[00:25:31] results for our country when we talk about the
[00:25:35] performance of teachers, the effort they make to
[00:25:38] bring knowledge to their students, she also highlights
[00:25:42] that the test talks about the progress in Mexican
[00:25:45] education when we talk about public
[00:25:48] education, because you will remember that in the neoliberal period
[00:25:52] they tried to implement the idea of selling
[00:25:55] us the false idea that private education was better. that public education,
[00:25:59] well, the PISA test, which many of the opposition
[00:26:02] defend, because it must be mentioned, according to the PISA
[00:26:05] test, Mexico did not do very well in mathematics or
[00:26:09] reading, but in sciences it has
[00:26:11] improvements, well, that test that many are
[00:26:15] highlighting in the opposition, that they are rescuing in the opposition,
[00:26:18] says that teachers in Mexico strive
[00:26:21] a lot and that public schools in our country
[00:26:24] are at the same best level as private
[00:26:34] that I maintain it,
[00:26:37] we do not agree with the PISA test, because of how it is
[00:26:39] applied,
[00:26:43] the PISA test
[00:26:45] they recognize
[00:26:47] strengths of education in Mexico that are not recognized in
[00:26:51] other countries, reduction of educational
[00:26:53] inequalities,
[00:26:57] between 2015 and 2025, the number of 15-year-old
[00:27:00] students eligible to take the PISA test
[00:27:04] increased, that is, more students at that educational
[00:27:07] level, in sciences, the gap between advantaged
[00:27:11] and disadvantaged students is
[00:27:13] smaller, in Mexico
[00:27:16] education, as Morelos dreamed, public
[00:27:20] education, is the same for the landowner as for the
[00:27:24] peasant, the best qualified schools were
[00:27:27] public, 82% ask their
[00:27:31] teachers for help. when the average of the UD is 77,
[00:27:35] 86% turn to their peers, the teacher
[00:27:39] continues teaching until the students
[00:27:41] understand
[00:27:43] 77% compared to 66, the
[00:27:47] teacher provides additional help when the students need it,
[00:27:50] 82% compared to 73,
[00:27:54] these are strengths of public education, this is not taken into
[00:27:58] account by those who are only looking to know
[00:28:01] how. uh, they hit, what
[00:28:04] bad things they say, all this
[00:28:08] and I repeat, new
[00:28:10] rights generate greater
[00:28:13] well-being,
[00:28:28] let's also see the happiness of the president when speaking.
[00:28:32] the more than 300,000 people who have attended her
[00:28:36] informative assemblies regarding the 2 years of government of the
[00:28:40] second floor of the fourth transformation and the two weekends that the president
[00:28:43] has been in various
[00:28:47] states of the country speaking with the people informing about government actions,
[00:28:55] emotional, because in all the places where we have
[00:28:59] been, a lot of people, a lot of dedication. In
[00:29:02] total of the two,
[00:29:06] this is Tamaulipas,
[00:29:10] 12 attendees, Veracruz,
[00:29:13] 42, 55,000
[00:29:16] people, in Tuxtla,
[00:29:18] go ahead,
[00:29:22] Oaxaca there in the Guelaguetza auditorium,
[00:29:25] Campeche, Yucatán, people are also
[00:29:28] very excited,
[00:29:30] very. Quintana Roo
[00:29:33] 18,000,
[00:29:37] and Hidalgo yesterday 13,000, that was when we got caught in the
[00:29:40] rain,
[00:29:43] yes, in total there have been more than 300,000
[00:29:45] people between the two
[00:29:48] weekends.
[00:29:55] In her second tour, "Honesty and Results," President Claudia
[00:29:59] Sheinbaum began on Friday visiting Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Campeche, and
[00:30:03] continued until Sunday visiting Yucatán, Quintana Roo, and
[00:30:06] Hidalgo, not without first starting the patriotic celebrations by heading
[00:30:10] the ceremony of the 179th anniversary of the
[00:30:13] heroic deed of the child heroes of Chapultepec.
[00:30:16] In Yucatán, she recalled that the transformation recovered the dignity
[00:30:20] of the people of Mexico and that the welfare programs benefit 781,215
[00:30:24] 781,215
[00:30:26] Yucatecans with an investment of more than 17 billion
[00:30:30] pesos. In the southeast, she highlighted works such as the cargo line of the Maya
[00:30:34] Train, the new Doctor Agustín O'Horán hospital, two
[00:30:37] combined cycle plants, a campus of the Rosario Castellanos
[00:30:40] National University, and announced 244 new
[00:30:44] medical clinics for IMSS Bienestar. Then she went to Quintana
[00:30:47] Roo, where the governor reported that this year 9,241
[00:30:51] million pesos were invested to benefit
[00:30:54] 486,167
[00:30:57] Quintana Roo residents with a program.