Indeporte Villa Primavera fee collection in Oaxaca, Digi Mart USA News (Oaxaca, Mexico): According to the publisher’s report, the Villa Primavera sports complex in Oaxaca, which was rehabilitated at a total cost of $24,445,986 pesos, is now facing reports of abandonment, power outages, a pool without hot water and alleged removal of equipment. The article states that the complex was inaugurated on November 13, 2024, and was presented as an infrastructure project for both regular athletes and people with disabilities.
The report says that for about four months the complex has been under the Oaxaca State Sports Institute (Indeporte), led by Jesús Chávez Ramírez, and that users allegedly pay $395 pesos monthly through simple receipts. The article estimates about 1,000 users pay this fee, which would total roughly $395,000 pesos per month, or nearly $4.7 million pesos per year, and states that these funds are allegedly not reported to the state Secretariat of Finance.
The publisher also reports that the rehabilitation was funded with $11,538,520 pesos from the Oaxaca state government and $12,907,466 pesos from the Instituto Euroamericano de Oaxaca A.C. In April 2025, the state Congress reportedly approved a commodatum of approximately 5,000 square meters of the complex to that association, a decision the article says was requested by the state executive and involved the state Legal Counsel’s Office led by Geovany Vásquez Sagrero.
The article raises questions about who collects and administers the fees, where the money is deposited, and who audits it. It also calls for clarity on the terms of the commodatum and the responsibilities of the association.
These claims are presented as allegations from user complaints and the publisher’s own commentary, and have not been independently verified.
