Overview
- Secretary Ariadna Montiel Reyes led the July 27–28 distribution of FAISPIAM funds to administration committees in Huejutla, Hidalgo, marking the program’s rollout in that region.
- Community members received Banco del Bienestar cards loaded with their share of the constitutionally guaranteed fund for direct access to resources.
- FAISPIAM formally recognizes indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities as autonomous public-law subjects empowered to manage federal contributions.
- Allocated resources must be used exclusively for basic social infrastructure such as potable water, sanitation, drainage, urbanization, electrification, education and health facilities, and housing improvements.
- The Instituto Nacional de los Pueblos Indígenas and state delegations oversee coordination with local assemblies to ensure democratic project selection and federal auditing safeguards.