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STATE GOVERNMENT AND FOVISSSTE INITIATE NEW STAGE OF SOCIAL LIVING FOR WORKERS

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PUEBLA, Pue.- After 34 years in oblivion, the Housing Fund of the ISSSTE (FOVISSSTE) recovers its vocation to build social housing. With the laying of the first stone of the Carmen Serdán Housing Complex, on the site known as La Ciénega in the city of Puebla, begins a new stage to guarantee the right to decent housing for lower income workers. During a remote link with the People's Mainera, chaired by President Claudia Sheinbaum, the secretary o…
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Fovissste resumes social housing construction after 34 years. With an investment of 60 billion pesos, 100,000 homes will be built. [… The entry "Historic Return of Social Housing: Fovissste" was first published on RegeneraciónMX.]

The Housing Fund of the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (Fovissste) will resume the construction of housing after 34 years, with a national target of 100,000 houses and an initial investment of at least 60 billion pesos, reported the executive member of the agency, Jabnely Maldonado [...]

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With the beginning banner of the construction of the Carmen Serdán Housing Complex, the Government of Mexico and the Government of the State of Puebla consolidate a public policy that places the right to housing as the axis of the well-being of working families. The Secretary of Agricultural, Territorial and Urban Development (SEDATU) of the Government of Mexico, Edna Elena Vega Rangel, reported that the Housing for Welfare Program was born with…

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● It will be a national target of 100,000 homes with an investment of at least 60,000 mdp. It will be credits in pesos and with fixed payments for state workers earning up to two minimum wages ● The housing developments of the Fovissste will have offices, Superisste shops and sports spaces PUEBLA, PUEBLA.- Through a link from Palacio Nacional to Puebla, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, headed the laying of the first stone of the…

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The first stone was laid in a housing complex in Puebla of the Housing for Welfare Program, which is part of the transformation of the Institute of Social Security and Services of State Workers (ISSSTE), said the director of the institute, Martí Batres. “34 years ago FOVISSSTE stopped building housing with neoliberal governments; he dedicated himself only to giving credits and many of those credits, as we know, became unpayable credits. Now FOVI…

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PUEBLA, Pue.- After 34 years in oblivion, the Housing Fund of the ISSSTE (FOVISSSTE) recovers its vocation to build social housing. With the laying of the first stone of the Carmen Serdán Housing Complex, on the site known as La Ciénega in the city of Puebla, begins a new stage to guarantee the right to decent housing for lower income workers. During a remote link with the People's Mainera, chaired by President Claudia Sheinbaum, the secretary o…

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Vanguardia broke the news in Saltillo, Mexico on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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