Overview
- Federal and state officials held delivery events in Puebla on Wednesday where INFONAVIT director Octavio Romero Oropeza took part in handing keys to new homes in Lomas de San Miguel, including 96 families that received units.
- Puebla has raised its goal from 48,700 actions to roughly 75,000 actions, a jump officials say reflects expanded commitment and on-the-ground project starts by INFONAVIT and other agencies.
- A letter of intent signed between the state and federal government will incorporate police, municipal officers, firefighters, civil protection staff, tourist police and forest rangers into the Vivienda para el Bienestar program.
- The program's institutional plan assigns about 45,000 homes to INFONAVIT, 20,000 to CONAVI and 9,386 to FOVISSSTE with an announced investment of 44,632 million pesos that officials say will create roughly 104,000 direct and 156,000 indirect jobs.
- Officials said Puebla will donate land to speed coordinated work among SEDATU, INFONAVIT, CONAVI, FOVISSSTE and municipalities while the national rollout includes 91 housing developments with 23,700 homes already placed and 11 developments set to open in June.