Deputy Pedro Haces Barba stated that resources will be distributed fairly and equitably. He came to support the reservations presented for the Draft Budget of Expenditures of the Federation, which has already been approved in general. This reallocation of resources will strengthen some bodies and programs in strategic areas such as support for the agricultural sector and infrastructure for sustainable development. Regarding education, the plan is to strengthen the Teacher Professional Development program to have more committed and better-paid teachers to carry out the noblest task of educating our children and young people. It also aims to allocate more resources to the National Polytechnic Institute and the Undersecretariat of Higher Education. The deputy and coordinator of Political Operations of the Morena Parliamentary Group stated that they will also support culture by increasing allocations to the National Institute of Anthropology and History, the National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature, and the Mexican Institute of Cinematography. He also emphasized the need to reinforce the National Water Commission to ensure it meets its objectives of providing quality and sufficient water to the population, thereby guaranteeing the human right to water. He also mentioned the reservation of Article 22, sections II, III, and V, first paragraph, to include criteria for equality and non-discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender diversity. Pedro Haces Barba, a federal deputy for Morena, stated, "With these reallocations, we seek resources for essential services for the benefit of all social sectors of our country, dismantling the false discourse of those who claim we are not addressing priority issues like education, the countryside, work, culture, and the environment, following the principles of Dr. Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to support those who have the least." Finally, he highlighted that they are promoting the reallocation of resources to the Center for Labor Conciliation and Registry, the Liaison Unit for the Labor Justice System Reform, the Labor Policy and Institutional Relations Unit, and the Federal Prosecutor's Office for Labor Defense. "Long live the president @Claudiashein! And long live Mexico!" The deputy and coordinator of Political Operations of the Morena Parliamentary Group in the Chamber of Deputies, Pedro Haces Barba, stated that the budget allocation for the year 2026 will be "sufficient, dignified, and responsible." In the plenary session, the federal legislator said, "quoting our President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, the budget being discussed here today is a complete and balanced budget that also corresponds to the new orientation of the economic policy of the 4T governments, which have more responsibly and committedly addressed all the needs of society and all population sectors, mainly the most needy." In this sense, he added that despite facing an international context dominated by global uncertainty due to geopolitical and commercial tensions, the 2026 budget "is structured to support a development model with well-being, which, while guaranteeing the social rights of the most needy population, promotes investment and fulfills our international financial commitments." Haces Barba specified that the 2026 Budget will prioritize resources towards social programs, strategic infrastructure, and essential services such as health, education, food, the environment, work, and culture. In the Chamber of Deputies, we approved the Budget of Expenditures of the Federation for the Fiscal Year 2026. These bodies assume essential functions for labor justice, such as monitoring compliance with the principles of freedom and union justice, strengthening confidence in the new labor system; and defending the labor and social security rights of workers and beneficiaries, as well as of unions, through advisory services, assistance in conciliation, and legal representation. Therefore, the Morena deputy lamented that "we have reached the extreme of those who claim to be the original authors of social programs end up voting against a budget that has allocated the largest amounts to the most vulnerable population. In the end, they are the same ones who wish for the failure of government policies and for the problems to overwhelm us. However, I have the confidence and certainty that Mexicans, under the leadership of their President, will know how to move forward."
