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“Coahuila Employers Not only Raise Their Voices, They Act Together with the Government” Conversation with Lucía Garza Guerra

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In conversation with journalist Marcela Garza Barba, the director of the Fundación del Empresariado Coahuilense, Lucía Garza Guerra, shares how in Coahuila an alliance has been achieved between businesspeople, civil society and the state government to administer part of the payroll tax in order to implement social programs and meet community needs that the federal government is unable to cover.
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In conversation with journalist Marcela Garza Barba, the director of the Fundación del Empresariado Coahuilense, Lucía Garza Guerra, shares how in Coahuila an alliance has been achieved between businesspeople, civil society and the state government to administer part of the payroll tax in order to implement social programs and meet community needs that the federal government is unable to cover.

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Código Magenta broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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