The Housing Commission of the Chamber of Deputies issued its intention to vote on a point of agreement relating to the Institute of the National Fund for Housing for Workers (Infonavit), in which they will urge the agency to make public the materials they use to build the houses at the national level, as well as the construction companies that participate in the projects.

Deputy Carlos Torres Piña, president of the Commission, mentioned that this point of agreement was modified so that the information provided by Infonavit is not only made public for specific states, but for the 32 states. The deputies stressed the importance of having these data at the national level, since requesting it from a single state would be very sectarian.

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