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Former Previvale Director Disowns Role in Mercomuna 2025 Paper Vouchers After February Sale to Grupo KLU

His statement responds to media reports of alleged security flaws in the paper vouchers.

Overview

  • Víctor Manuel Esquivel Ávila says his tenure as Previvale’s director ended on February 20, 2025, when the company was sold to Grupo KLU, which assumed operational, administrative, and legal control.
  • He states Previvale did not handle paper vouchers during his leadership and that he had no involvement in the later decision to participate in the scheme.
  • He formally disclaims any present or future responsibility for contracts, procedures, or operations executed after his departure.
  • Mercomuna 2025, run by Mexico City’s social welfare secretariat, aims to provide vouchers of up to 2,000 pesos to more than 300,000 beneficiaries for use at roughly 20,000 local merchants.
  • Press accounts have questioned the paper vouchers over alleged security weaknesses and possible falsification, which remain unverified in the coverage cited.