The accounts continue to rise.
Every day, if not every hour, new human dramas appear, new victims and greater consequences of the floods of two weeks ago.
Not even the governors have final accounts because, as in Hidalgo de Julio Menchaca the Veracruz of Rocío Nahlehave not reached all the affected towns and ranches.
From the National Palace, 10 billion pesos are announced to address the emergency – there are 19 thousand, the president says Claudia Sheinbaum-, but given the vastness of the damage it seems an insignificant figure.
Just initial support for damages estimated at this point at more than one hundred billion pesos, subject to closing inventories, registers of victims and financing projections.
There are entities not included in the official list, such as Nuevo León, where – for example – the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE) of Alfonso Cepeda Salas.
SHIPMENT OF 700 TONS
The teacher Alfonso Cepeda Salas He has gotten into muddy areas.
It has gone to the states in emergency -San Luis Potosí, Veracruz, Querétaro, Hidalgo, Puebla and the south of Nuevo León- with more than 700 tons of food, medicine and purified water.
This work will continue until the lives of hundreds of thousands of people are normalized while more than one hundred collection centers receive contributions from teachers, administrative staff and citizens in general.
The teaching profession operates in two ways, in schools and sections of the SNTE with supplies and in flooded cities – Poza Rica suffers the worst disaster due to the outflow of rivers (slightlyaccording to Rocío Nahle)- and the flow of supplies will continue for several more weeks.
As the days go by, the emergency translates into a demand for medicines to avoid epidemics and that is where the new efforts of both the teachers’ union and multiple altruistic organizations are directed.
Then will come the reconstruction of homes, roads, schools, public spaces and relocation of victims to remove them from high-risk areas, on hills and next to rivers and streams.
AMNESIA OF JOSÉ RAMIRO
1.- Jose Ramiro Lopez He already came out to clarify his fortune.
He confirms the possession of 13 ranches in Tabasco and how he acquired eight of them during his brother’s government Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
Although he is not sure of his presidential term, from 2018 to 2024.
-That matter is in the media. It is an issue that I raised in my asset declaration – he tried to blame the media.
The reporters asked him if he would clarify the millionaire origins with which he made his fortune and became a rancher.
-Wouldn’t it be worth clarifying? -the journalist asked him Audelino Macario.
-No, no… Who?… No, they are corrupt. What are you going to clarify for those bandits? -settled José Ramiro López Obradorolder brother of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
And 2.- Perhaps federal power already has a greater dimension.
Because in the Chamber of Deputies – the only one in charge of distributing expenses – there is talk of redirecting resources for the emergency caused by the rains this October.
A dilemma comes:
If the one hundred billion pesos estimated so far are dedicated to the next budget, other important items will be affected or, worse, emergency funds for 2026 will be neglected.
And if next year dramas like the current ones are repeated, then it will be the endless tale of insufficient resources to come to the aid of tens or perhaps hundreds of thousands of Mexicans.
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