The government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador confirmed its commitment to Puerto Vallarta during the President's visit to the city. Visiting yesterday in the municipality, accompanied by Governor Enrique Alfaro, 600 million pesos were pledged for marginalized colonies of the tourist destination; they, Alfaro added, will have a reprogramming process, which will resolve the infrastructure lags in the most vulnerable areas of the municipality.
"Because we do not want there to be so much contrast, that Vallarta, with a very important tourist port, but with colonies where marginalized people live, without water, without drainage, without pavement, we . . .
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