New interim governor vows service and commitment to the people

Graciela Domínguez Nava, in her second day as interim governor, has projected an image of accessibility and commitment to the citizens of Sinaloa. She conveyed key messages emphasizing plurality, openness, and a close connection with all societal sectors, promising that all previously made commitments would be honored.

A significant assurance was directed towards the agricultural community, specifically regarding the payment of state support for corn. Domínguez Nava stated that the pending payments, set at 400 pesos per ton of harvested corn, would be addressed. She indicated that the progress of these payments, agreed upon with the federal government, would be reviewed, urging farmers to trust that the outstanding amounts would be disbursed.

Furthermore, the interim governor announced her intention to collaborate with various federal government agencies. This collaboration aims to ensure the continuation of programs vital to sectors such as livestock, fisheries, and the restoration of lacustrine systems. Domínguez Nava reiterated her dedication to serving the people, promising a government that is approachable and responsive to their needs.

Domínguez Nava also committed to fostering a government that upholds democracy and respects diverse political forces. She expressed that citizens would have the opportunity to evaluate and make decisions in the upcoming electoral process, underscoring her commitment to a transparent and inclusive political environment.