President Andrés Manuel López Obrador promised that every household in Ayutla of the Free and public schools that are there, will be given free lottery tickets for the presidential plane value raffle.
In a meeting with the Afro-Mexican, Tlapanec and Mixtec communities, the head of the Federal Executive explained that these “little bits“They will be the ones that businessmen have bought and have returned to the federal government so that it can distribute them among poor communities and public schools.
“Here in Ayutla we are going to deliver the tickets to all the houses to see if they are lucky, and in the schools they are not going to deliver a ticket, a little piece, but several, so that, if they win, the 20 millions are to completely improve the school, ”said the president.
Besides, Andrés Manuel López Obrador promised to send elements of the Secretary of the Navy (Semar) to analyze the possibility of creating a breakwater at Playa Ventura.
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In a video broadcast on his social networks, it is observed that the head of the federal Executive stopped at Playa Ventura where Juan Pérez, president of the Ejidal Commissariat, asked him for support for the construction of a breakwater, thereby helping to develop this beach, located in the Costa Chica region of Guerrero.
“To detonate tourism and fishing activity we want the breakwater to be made. This community lives 100% of tourism, “said the ejido leader.
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Juan Pérez also requested support for the construction of a drainage network, something that, indicated Andrés Manuel López Obrador, corresponds to the governor. Héctor Astudillo, who promised to review this petition.
To both leaders, the residents of Playa Ventura gave them coconuts, watermelons and turtle crafts, like the ones they unwind there.
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After having finished the meeting with the indigenous communities of Ayutla de los Libres, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads to the Acapulco International Airport where he will take a commercial flight that will return him to Mexico City.
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