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President Enrique Peña Nieto promised that plans for a national healthcare system, which he said will guarantee Mexicans access to efficient healthcare services, will be finalized in 2014.
Peña Nieto’s comments were made during an inauguration ceremony for new hospitals in the Acatlán de Osorio and Teziutlán municipalities of Puebla. In October last year, he had announced preliminary plans to implement a national healthcare system.
According to Peña Nieto, the federal government has a set path to build on the reforms passed during the first 12 months of his administration, adding that this year will allow “these reforms, which should provide benefits for all Mexicans, to gradually be implemented.”
During his second year in office, Peña Nieto said that his administration will redouble its efforts on pending political issues, especially the modernization of the legislative framework, which he said “will allow the institutions of the Mexican state to become more efficient and deliver better results for Mexicans.”
He said that 2014 should be a good year for Mexico, saying that the economy should finally take off. creating more jobs and providing better opportunities for the country’s citizens.
Peña Nieto went on to thank the country’s political parties for the current climate of civility in Mexico, which he said “has made it possible for us to solidify important reforms during 2013,” especially thanking Puebla Gov. Rafael Moreno Valle Rosas of the opposition National Action Party (PAN).
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