Vivienda para el Bienestar. Playas de Rosarito, Baja California

In Playas de Rosarito, Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo officially launched the Housing for Well-being program, which will build 4,500 homes in the state by 2025. She indicated that progress is being made toward the commitment to build at least one million homes nationwide during her six-year term. The National Housing Commission (Conavi) is participating in this effort, providing 500,000 homes and 300,000 home improvements to those without access to housing benefits in highly marginalized neighborhoods. This program is accessible through the "Servants of the Nation" (a government agency), who visit homes to assess the needs of each family, prioritizing those with the fewest resources. The website https://www.gob.mx/conavi is also available. Conavi offers zero-interest loans. Meanwhile, Infonavit will build 500,000 homes for its members earning up to two minimum wages. This agency continues its investigations into frauds committed during the neoliberal period. In addition, the institution froze four million loans to uphold the human right to housing. The president announced that on Monday, March 31, she will sign the decree authorizing Fovissste to deduct unpayable debts from its members and rebuild homes. She reported that the Welfare Programs, which are now considered rights of the people, will continue, along with three new programs launched this year: the Women's Welfare Pension, the House-to-House Health Program, and the Rita Cetina Scholarship; the latter will reach elementary and preschool students in 2026. The head of the federal executive branch added that construction of Welfare Pharmacies will begin in the second half of this year, where senior citizens and people with disabilities can obtain their medications free of charge. In this border state, he also referred to yesterday's visit to Mexico by U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, with whom he discussed security. He emphasized that Mexico has principles that guide its relationship with the United States: shared responsibility, mutual trust, respect for sovereignty, cooperation without subordination, and respect for the country and its people. He stressed that the governments of Mexico and the United States are continuing negotiations regarding the imposition of tariffs on exports. "Our government will always negotiate with its head held high, because Mexico deserves respect; we are a free, independent, and sovereign country that maintains cooperation with the United States, but without subordination." He reaffirmed the commitment to protect Mexicans living on the other side of the border. "Know that you have a president and an entire nation that cares for you, that loves you."