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In
order to turn words into
deeds, President Vicente
Fox Quesada recently announced
that long range programs
would be elaborated for
the city in the areas of
housing and water with eyes
set on promoting the orderly
integral growth of Puerto
Peñasco.
Before
departing the city, and
following the presentation
of the new international
airport of Peñasco
in which 50 million dollars
are to be invested, the
Mexican President reiterated
the commitment of the federal
government to work for the
people, through programs
of human and social development.
Fox
remarked that he had sent
instructions to put into
immediate action programs
towards this objective.
He
detailed that the
National Housing Commission
must present within
the next week a plan
in order to achieve
an aggressive housing
program in anticipation
of the growth of building
homes necessary for
the people of Peñasco.
Similarly,
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added,
the National Water
Commission must elaborate
a 25-year master plan
in order to organize
all of the work concerning
water, both with respect
to the provision of
the liquid as well
as its treatment and
recycling as necessary,
in order to not slow
down the development
of this city. Fox
Quesada stated he
felt comfortable and
content with working
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He
further stated that
he was impressed as
he departed Peñasco
and with the idea
of highlighting throughout
the country that which
he saw in Puerto Peñasco,
which is a land of
future at the level
of the aspirations
of all Mexicans. |
In
fact, he invited all of
Mexico to get to know Puerto
Peñasco, and its
development as there has
not been anything like it
on a world level; in addition
to that here one could feel
a vibrant Mexico, a growing
Mexico, the Mexico that
Mexicans are building, with
economic and human development.
Praise
for development in this
tourist destination
Steps will be taken to do
all that is necessary to
assure that federal resources
required to guarantee the
integral development of
Puerto Peñasco are
"tied down" within
the 2007 budget, assured
Mexican President Vicente
Fox Quesada during his recent
visit to the area.
After
acknowledging the advancements
that have been obtained
in the area of infrastructure
and private investment in
the city, the President
of the Republic stated,
in a non-programmed speech,
and while praising the advances
in Peñasco, that
above all is the promotion
of the quality of life for
the people that live here
and of those that will come
within the short-term.
In
the first phase of his tour
through this port, the Mexican
head of state asked that
experiences of other tourist
destinations in the country
be taken into account wherein
integral development was
lacking and therefore they
dropped behind, with deficient
development in the area
of the quality of life of
the community.
He
considered that Peñasco
is at a good point to establish
an integral plan that goes
parallel with tourist development,
one which contemplates basic
services such as water,
sewage and electricity,
in addition to areas of
education, housing and health,
all of which should be of
the utmost quality.
Fox
Quesada stressed that within
the just over two months
that remain of his administration,
he will seek to "tie
down" and consolidate
these basic areas for Peñasco
within the 2007 budget and
moreover will update president-elect,
Felipe Calderón,
of the situation in order
to assure the continuity
necessary so that outlined
plans are not halted in
any manner.
The
outgoing President was confident
that the new federal government
would support Peñasco,
as it is a great project.
The
Mexican President further
urged incoming local mayor,
Heriberto Rentería,
that the Plan for Urban
and Tourist Development
for Puerto Peñasco,
carried out by Fonatur,
be submitted for the approval
of the City Council, so
that the same may become
law, and the judicial basis
formed in order to carry
such out.
Fox
Quesada congratulated the
pioneers of Peñasco,
who have been here since
its beginning and have worked
so that this may become
a reality.
He
highlighted that the strategic
alliance of the public with
the private reflects a common
vision towards a similar
goal and objective, one
in which the most important
aspect is community and
social responsibility so
that the area may have unlimited
growth.

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