La transformación avanza en Querétaro

Transformation Advances in Querétaro  In Querétaro, we report that the Mexico City-Querétaro train will be ready in 2027; the state will regain its vocation as a passenger train hub, with connections to San Luis Potosí and Nuevo Laredo. Passenger trains help a lot; where there is a station, the community develops, the state develops, and it allows for better communication with less environmental impact. The federal government is supporting Querétaro in the construction of vehicular bridges on Avenida de Los Patos and Highway 57 in San Juan del Río. Infonavi is building 25,000 homes, while the National Housing Commission (Conavi) is building 7,000; both for those earning less than two minimum wages. We have also reduced unpayable Infonavit debts for 137,900 Querétaro families, while Fovissste has benefited 4,810 with write-offs and reductions. We announced that the El Marqués Technological High School will be ready by the end of the year, and construction of a Rosario Castellanos National University campus will soon begin. Every two months, 205,542 older adults in Querétaro receive constitutionally mandated pensions, as do 15,785 people with disabilities between the ages of 0 and 29. 68,133 high school students, 3,278 higher education students, and 42,372 children in basic education receive scholarships. Through Production for Well-being, 16,653 small producers receive support, while 15,818 receive free fertilizers. The Milk for Well-being program benefits 70,931 people. The School is Ours program provided resources to 989 preschool, primary, and secondary schools, as well as 42 high schools, in Querétaro. More than half a million people in the state benefit from Programs for Well-being, with an investment of 1.188 billion pesos this year. Likewise, 176 Indigenous and African-American communities receive funding directly. We work together to support the people of Querétaro. Long live Querétaro! — Mexico-Querétaro Train, ready in 2027: President Sheinbaum https://csp.presidenta.gob.mx/transfo...