Mexico City. The federal government plans a comprehensive program for Acapulco, with an investment of 8 billion pesos in the coming years, which will be added to the 10 billion pesos that have been allocated in a month and a half to address the emergency caused by the hurricanes. Otis and John in Acapulco, reported President Claudia Sheinbam Pardo.
After the evaluation meeting that he led yesterday on the reconstruction of Acapulco, he indicated that he agreed with the businessmen – among them, Carlos Slim and Francisco Cervantes, leader of the Business Coordinating Council – to work on a public and private investment program that will allow “recovering the Acapulco from years ago and also security.”
He said that the representatives of the private initiative “were very enthusiastic” and agreed to work on it for the rest of the year to be able to present it in January.
In a press conference, the president pointed out that the support allocated for infrastructure, to date, is almost 10 billion pesos in a month and a half, and questioned that there is no recognition of the government work being carried out.
“It is a very important resource, families were supported, the drinking water system was restored, rivers are being cleared, and now we are carrying out a comprehensive program for Acapulco, in particular, with an investment in the coming years of around 8 one billion pesos.”
With this, he specified, “we are going to improve the drinking water service, raise the pumping plants so that it does not happen again, in the face of a flood, which once again ruined all the pumps and roads.”
He also indicated that “bridges throughout the state that were damaged by Hurricane John are being improved and in particular, for Acapulco, there is a comprehensive program, together with Fonatur,” but tourism is already arriving, he highlighted, at the port.
The president highlighted that the support of private initiative is required to build the port. “There is already a lot of progress in the reconstruction of hotels, but even more is required. And we need private investment in many spaces in Acapulco.”
He indicated that the work team for the urban development program for Acapulco, by the government, is made up of the secretary and undersecretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodríguez and Sebastián Ramirez, respectively; the head of Economy, Marcelo Ebrad, and Lyndia Quiroz, from Fonatur.
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## Rebuilding Acapulco: A Conversation with Experts
**Introduction:**
Welcome to World Today News. Following the devastating hurricanes Otis and John, Acapulco has faced immense challenges. Today, we delve into the ongoing recovery efforts and future plans for this beloved Mexican destination. We are joined by [Guest 1 Name], a representative from the Acapulco Business Community, and [Guest 2 Name], a development economist specializing in disaster recovery.
**Section 1: Immediate Response and Challenges**
* **Host:** President Sheinbaum announced nearly 10 billion pesos in immediate support for Acapulco. [Guest 1], how has this aid been utilized, and what remaining challenges does the business community face?
* **Host:** [Guest 2], what are the typical long-term economic and social consequences of natural disasters like hurricanes Otis and John, and what are some key considerations for Acapulco’s recovery?
**Section 2: The Comprehensive Reconstruction Plan**
* **Host:** President Sheinbaum outlined an 8 billion peso long-term program for Acapulco. Can you elaborate on the key elements of this plan and its focus on ”recovering the Acapulco of years ago!” [Guest 1]?
* **Host:** [Guest 2], this program emphasizes infrastructure improvements like water systems and bridges, alongside a focus on tourism revival. How crucial is this balance, and what potential hurdles might arise in implementing such a multifaceted plan?
**Section 3: The Role of Public-Private Partnerships**
* **Host:** President Sheinbaum highlighted the importance of private sector collaboration. [Guest 1], what specific opportunities exist for businesses to contribute to Acapulco’s rebuilding, and what kind of support would encourage further investment?
* **Host:** [Guest 2], what are the benefits and challenges associated with public-private partnerships in disaster recovery, and what lessons can be learned from previous successful collaborations?
**Section 4: Looking Ahead – A Resilient Future**
* **Host:** [Guest 1], what message would you like to send to potential investors and tourists considering Acapulco in the wake of these hurricanes?
* **Host:** [Guest 2], what long-term strategies can Acapulco implement to build greater resilience against future natural disasters, ensuring both economic stability and the well-being of its residents?
**Closing:**
Thank you to our guests for sharing their insights. The road to recovery for Acapulco is undoubtedly challenging, but the commitment shown by both the government and the private sector offers a beacon of hope for a brighter future. We encourage our viewers to stay informed and support Acapulco’s recovery journey.
**Note:** This interview structure serves as a guide. Feel free to adapt questions based on the specific expertise of your guests and the direction of the conversation.
