This October 28, Marti Batreshead of the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (ISSSTE) made a proposal regarding the Fovissste debts.
A week ago, Martí Batres met with President Claudia Sheinbaum to outline strategies to improve the functioning of the ISSSTE. The official announced that he seeks to improve the supply of medicines and the working conditions of workers.
Marti Batres commented that the State cannot have such large and prolonged debts, which is why it will present a project that will benefit workers with loans granted by Fovissste.
Martí Batres proposes canceling unpayable debts of Fovissste
In support of workers, Martí Batres will present a project to forgive the unpayable debts of Fovissste.
Through social networks, the owner of the ISSSTE reported that there are 5,960 workers who have already paid several times the amount of their debt, however they have not managed to finish paying it.
“We are working to forgive the so-called unpayable debts. We have in the Fovissste 4,485 cases of loan holders who have paid their loans between 2.1 and 3 times the original amount of the loan. And one thousand 474 headlines that have paid three or more times the original loan amount”, he noted.
Martí Batres, head of the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (ISSSTE) (Cuartoscuro / Galo Cañas Rodríguez)
Will they forgive Fovissste’s unpayable debts?
Until now, the Martí Batres project on Fovissste debts It is a proposal that will be reviewed internally and will subsequently go to the corresponding instances of the Federal Government.
“We are going to take to the corresponding bodies, first the internal bodies of the Fovissste and the board of directors of the Issste, a project to forgive these unpayable debts and we will also see it with the corresponding bodies of the Federal Government,” he said.
A few days ago, after the meeting with President Claudia Sheinbaum, Marti Batres said that it will address the need to update the infrastructure and equipment of the ISSSTE. He committed to listening to proposals to improve the services of this institution and pay greater attention to the needs of members.