Economic Package 2023 of Michoacán is approved

Without contemplating a new indebtedness or new taxes, the Economy Package 2023 of Michoacán with an amount of 91,167 million pesos.

Derived from the fact that the local Congress approved without changes the project proposed by the state Executive, the state secretary of Finance and Administration, Luis Navarro García, specified that it is a budgetary package that aims to avoid expenses in the current economic context, where generating financial pressures and a high inflation rate.

The objective is to guarantee harmony, the conditions for employment and productive investments, the development of infrastructure, education, health, order and security”, he deepened.

Navarro García pointed out that the exercise of public resources next year seeks to follow the same strategy as this year, where it is intended to ensure future financial liquidity for the entity and not leave greater indebtedness.

“The people of Michoacán can be sure that the current state administration, headed by Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, endorses its commitment to continue working for the well-being of all the inhabitants of the entity (…) The objective is to guarantee the harmony, the conditions for employment and productive investments, the development of infrastructure, education, health, order and security”, added Navarro.

According to the approved project, an increase of more than 40% is intended for the State Contributions Fund for the Infrastructure of Municipal Public Services.

“He maintains a municipalist vision. In addition, it gives priority to issues such as infrastructure, security, health, land, education and development for localities and indigenous communities. It does not consider new taxes that affect the economy of citizens,” said the governor, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla.

The leader of the state Executive explained that one of the priorities in the part of expenses is the infrastructure chapter, where a system of multi-year works will be promoted; as well as the Strengthening Fund for Peace (Fortapaz), to which 100 million pesos will be allocated for training, infrastructure and equipment for fire brigades.

Additionally, there will be two new social programs focused on Michoacán women, such as support for women with breast and cervical cancer, and mothers under 18 years of age, who will carry out the Welfare Secretariat (Sedebi) and the System for the Comprehensive Development of the Family (DIF) Michoacán, respectively.