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•The governor mentioned that the highway infrastructure brings greater communication between towns and progress
• He said that it is invested in the municipal capitals, but also in the communities so that no one is left out or behind
In the municipality of Bochil, Governor Rutilio Escandón Cadenas inaugurated the construction of the Luis Espinoza-La Laguna road, where he assured that he will continue to invest in road infrastructure because in this way it joins the towns, people can move and get more easily their products and merchandise.
After verifying the work to improve this road, from the town of La Laguna, the president pointed out that these works bring greater security and progress, in addition to bringing closer services such as health and education; For this reason, he asked to take care of this new road that is the patrimony of the people because it is the result of the budget, which, he assured, is invested to improve the quality of life of Chiapas families.
“This gives them greater security and ease so that the fruit they obtain with the effort of their work can be marketed in the best way. We invest in the municipal capitals, but also in the communities, so that no one is left out or behind, because having roads to travel is also a human right, so you have your government that works for you, ”he said.
By emphasizing that the protagonists of the Fourth Transformation are the ones who, for years, were ignored, the head of the state Executive called for unity to move towards a better future. “The most important thing that Chiapas has is its people, so what we need is to push in the same direction and I assure you that we will do better.”
In turn, the general director of the Roads and Hydraulic Infrastructure Commission, Jorge Luis Gómez Jiménez, said that this inauguration attests to the pledged word of a government that works to compensate for the lags. He reported on the rehabilitation project for a bridge located on the road from Bochil to Luis Espinoza, in conjunction with the City Council.
On behalf of the beneficiary families, Mauricio Pérez Díaz recognized the governor for assisting this town that, he said, was forgotten for a long time, but today justice is done to them with the construction of this road that will not only benefit the local inhabitants, but will also bring well-being to the nearest towns.
After pointing out that indigenous peoples are now cared for, the Secretary for the Sustainable Development of Indigenous Peoples, Emilio Ramón Ramírez Guzmán, highlighted the road works, in terms of electricity and drinking water that have been carried out in favor of the town of Bochil.
Finally, the mayor of Bochil, Sergio Luis Zenteno Meneses, thanked the support given to this municipality and highlighted the great commitment that exists to carry out road works throughout Chiapas. He pointed out that, thanks to the open door policy, the people are heard and most of the budget is allocated to meet their needs.
Present were: the president of the Commission for Urban Development and Public Works of the State Congress, Yolanda Correa González; the local deputy for District 11, Karina Margarita del Rio Zenteno; the president of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry, Ana Karen Gómez Zuarth; the representative of the Patronage of the Road of the ejido La Laguna, Manuel Pérez Díaz, as well as inhabitants and ejido authorities.