Apan, Hgo., May 25, 2021.
COMMITS TIMELY ATTENTION FOR THE ROCÍO SOSA FIELD
– Accuses that the federal government has forgotten the peasant sector.
During her tour of La Pasadita in the municipality of Cuautepec de Hinojosa, the candidate Rocío Sosa, accompanied by her running mate Adriana Rivera, said that the farmers of District X are experiencing a very complex situation derived from several factors that have been added in recent years, such as the Covid-19 Pandemic, the drought and the economic situation.
In addition to the above, there is the lack of a program to support the countryside, since the federal government has neglected and forgotten the issue of the countryside, which has resulted in the annihilation of the region’s peasants.
For this reason, the candidate Rocío Sosa said that she is focused on working and providing proposals for the peasants. ‘I will direct the budget to support rural producers and promote permanent training programs for farmers. My goal is to support this sector to increase its production, in addition to helping them create and restructure credits with financial instructions that allow them to strengthen their productive activity. ‘
‘It is also important to manage training programs for farmers in the field. The development of training programs for farmers will allow them to develop in new irrigation and fertilization technologies. ‘
Something that the candidate has been hearing daily from the citizens is that the deputies no longer return to the communities to attend to their needs, so she promised to be a close deputy, putting care homes where she will serve the five municipalities. personally to the people, at least once a month from six in the morning, in order to respect the visitors’ time and not affect the employment of those who attend to demand solutions for their community. “The citizen service spaces will allow us to be close to what the population requires.”
Rocío Sosa said that once in Congress, if the public so manifests it on June 6, she will defend the return of social programs that provided requests and benefits to the communities, such as children’s stays and Prospera.
‘The population wants to hear from us concrete proposals, I will be a deputy not only by title, close to the people. I want to drive the growth of our communities. ‘
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