The third edition of the Service Caravan, promoted by the State Government, arrived in the municipality of Cuerámaro with the aim of providing procedures, programs, and services to the community. More than 20 state agencies set up in the Main Garden, offering a total of 83 different services in areas such as health, education, support for entrepreneurship, and the issuance of official documents. Services such as the renewal of driver's licenses, Civil Registry procedures, and advice on social programs were also offered.
"Today, as we are in Cuerámaro, we reaffirm our commitment to stay close to the people," expressed Libia García, while providing information about financial programs and support for entrepreneurs. For those seeking to continue their studies, the caravan included registrations for basic education for adults and training options for employment.
During the event, attendees were able to access medical consultations, vision tests, and dental care for seniors. Additionally, as part of the visit, equipment from the My Store at 100 program was distributed, benefiting 50 entrepreneurs and merchants in the municipality with tools and furniture to strengthen their businesses. Among the items delivered were displays, refrigerators, blenders, mixers, scales, and grills, totaling an investment of 760,000 pesos in state resources.
The caravan will continue to travel to different municipalities, seeking to facilitate access to government procedures and programs without the need for long or complicated transfers, offering a direct alternative for citizens.