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Sheinbaum Leads Infonavit Assembly<\/h2>\n

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo<\/strong> recently presided over the 139th General Assembly<\/strong> of the Institute of the National Housing Fund for Workers (Infonavit)<\/strong>, reaffirming her administration’s commitment to constructing nearly one million homes. At the assembly, she underscored the government’s focus on enhancing housing access for the working population.<\/p>\n

Commitment to Housing Goals<\/h3>\n

During the event, Sheinbaum articulated her strategic focus on building and recovering around one million homes in her six-year term. Accompanied by Octavio Romero Oropeza<\/strong>, the general director of Infonavit, and key representatives from various sectors, she emphasized a clear vision for housing reform in Mexico.<\/p>\n

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Housing for Wellbeing Program<\/h2>\n

The Housing for Wellbeing Program<\/strong> aims to revolutionize housing access in Mexico by fostering the construction of 1.8 million homes<\/strong>. This initiative includes zero-interest financing options, credits, and various subsidies aimed at making housing affordable for low-income families.<\/p>\n

Focus on Vulnerable Populations<\/h3>\n

Designed with inclusivity in mind, the program particularly targets heads of families<\/strong>, single mothers, elderly, individuals with disabilities, and members of indigenous communities. This strategy seeks to empower traditionally marginalized groups by granting them access to housing opportunities that were previously unattainable.<\/p>\n

Eliminating Barriers<\/h3>\n

The program aims to eradicate economic and social barriers that have historically impeded access to housing rights. Various forms of support will be offered, including zero-rate financing and credit mechanisms tailored for home improvement and new construction.<\/p>\n

Process and Eligibility<\/h2>\n

To avail of benefits under the Housing for Wellbeing Program, applicants must meet specific criteria:<\/p>\n