Carlos Deanda Nuevo Laredo continuity project, Digi Mart USA News (Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico): Architect Carlos Germán Deanda Hernández, a public servant with more than 30 years of experience, is increasingly being presented as “the continuity project” in Nuevo Laredo. According to the publisher’s report, he is firmly committed to the transformation projects led by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Tamaulipas Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya and Nuevo Laredo Mayor Carmen Lilia Cantúrosas Villarreal.
In a brief interview, Deanda Hernández said his commitment is to continue and strengthen the programs and schemes of Humanism that form part of the transformation in the border city. He described the work of public service as going to the people, adding that results must be shown in deeds rather than speeches, and that benefits should favor families across all social strata, especially those with the fewest resources.
During a meeting with founders of Morena in Nuevo Laredo, Deanda Hernández discussed the present and future of the movement and stressed the importance of honesty, unity and commitment to the people. He also spoke about Mexican humanism as a principle for public life focused on well-being, social justice and attention to those most in need.
Participants named in the report included Gabriel Solórzano, Juan Manuel Pulido, Héctor Ponce Rodríguez, Shalom Hernández Torres, Aurelio Ramón Martínez Agüero, José Alfredo Romo Escobar and Bernardo Ramírez Robles.
Deanda Hernández also met with members of the informal commerce sector in Nuevo Laredo at the invitation of Alfredo Posadas. The report says they exchanged views on strengthening the local economy and recognizing the daily contribution of street vendors.
He said that transformation is built by listening to people, adding ideas and working together.
Closing the reports of his meetings, Deanda Hernández thanked Alfredo Posadas and the merchants for the invitation and for the opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities of supporting the economy of Nuevo Laredo. This article is based on a single publisher report and has not been independently verified.
