Mexico City. The Governing Board of the National Institute of Peoples (INPI), in an extraordinary session, unanimously approved the report for the fiscal year from January 1 to June 30, 2024.
Adelfo Regino Montes, director of INPI, stated that since the federal administration is about to end, “the President of the Republic, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, requests that the information on the administrative and financial management that has been carried out in these years, particularly in 2024, be completed.”
The General Coordinator of Administration and Finance of the INPI, Diana Montes Vásquez, reported that on “August 9 of this year, the Chávez Lerín Consulting Firm notified the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples of the independent audit report on the audited financial statements, the statements of activities of variations in Public Finance and the statement of cash flows corresponding to the first half of the current year, as well as the explanatory notes to the financial statements.”
Following approval by each of those present and in compliance with the mandate of the President of the Republic to properly exercise, register and verify public resources, Regino Montes announced the presentation of the special edition of the magazine México Indígena, which disseminates the opinion that reforms article 2 of the Federal Constitution on the rights of indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples, adopted on August 9 by the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies.
Therefore, it is expected that the constitutional reform will be approved next September by the LXVI Legislature, with the installation of the new Congress.
Regino Montes expressed his gratitude for the work that has been done collectively in the development of the Justice and Development Plans, and announced that he will meet, in the coming days, with the Guarijio people and the Seri people; in the latter, he will visit the Seri-Comca’ac Aqueduct.
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