Morena’s virtual presidential candidate, Claudia Sheinbaum, reported that she, as well as all deputies of the Guinda Party, the Labor Party and the Green Ecologist Party, are donating a month’s salary to help people affected by the effects of Hurricane Otis in Guerrero .
“I spoke to the parliamentary coordinators of PT and Verde, that is, senators and representatives of our movement Donate a month’s salary to support the affected people,” he announced in a video on his X account, formerly Twitter.
The Morenista highlighted the measures that the federal government is taking to help the population of the region, such as: opening streets and household censuses to learn more about the damage, among others.
“With the aim that immediate aid will be provided very soon for the reconstruction of houses, for lost household goods or for other goods. “We are ensuring that food and water reach the entire population and efforts are also underway to restore power supply,” he added.
He added that they are working on it. All gas stations are operational and there is plenty of fuel for those who need it. He also stressed that an air bridge and a land bridge have been set up for tourists and other people who need to leave the area. To leave.
“The President announced that he will hold a meeting with hoteliers and other businessmen to launch the recovery and support plan,” he assured.
Moreover, he explained that many members of the Cabinet work in this area. Therefore, he stated that those who criticize the government and claim that nothing is being done are wrong.
“Anyone who says the government is not acting and wants to use this policy is completely wrong. Not only does it not work for them, it will not work for them, they can do better to help the affected population,” he said.
Source: La Neta Neta
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