Banorte seeks a partnership with AMLO in the infrastructure

Carlos Hank González, President of Grupo Financiero Banorte, will seek to work in partnership with Virtual President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador to promote and improve the infrastructure of schools, hospitals and roads

. The delivery of the hundredth house under the Adopt a Community initiative in Santa Cruz Cuautomatitla, Puebla, indicated that the federal and state governments and private initiative must combine their efforts, as this is the only way to save money. is the way to get the best results.

"Banorte is an ally of the federal government in rebuilding and growing our country," he said.

In this sense, he assured that Banorte "will always be engaged in Mexico and will work with the government". The institution must understand the needs of different regions of the country, plan how to contribute to development and respond more agile.

His recent merger with Interacciones, he said, will help achieve his goal and will be an ally of the federal government and organizations in rebuilding communities hit by earthquakes last year.

Maria Luisa Albores, who was appointed by AMLO as the next Secretary of Social Development, warned that society should not be divided; On the contrary, we must combine our efforts and seek new alliances to have communities with a better quality of life.

He reiterated that in the next four months, he will work on the development of a registry of people with disabilities living in poverty. seniors, currently 5.4 million people, will be tempted to update

DELIVER HOUSE NUMBER 100

After 10 months of sleep in the ruins of what was their home For more than 25 years, the Herrera Rincón family has received the keys of the 100th house donated by the Grupo Financiero Banorte in coordination with the Tosepan Foundation, as part of the initiative Adopt a Community

Carlos Hank González , president of the financial group, explained that thanks to a collection with his collaborators and customers, they managed to gather around 30 million pesos, which Banorte quintupled to allocate a total of 170 million pesos to the recons construction of houses.