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Femsa Donated Four Million Pesos to Vallejo-i, the Technology Cluster in Mexico City

This amount is in addition to the 15 million pesos from Bimbo and Estafeta, which, although they did not go through the trust, were indeed invested in improvement works within the polygon. Photo: Estafeta
This amount is in addition to the 15 million pesos from Bimbo and Estafeta, which, although they did not go through the trust, were indeed invested in improvement works within the polygon. Photo: Estafeta
03/30/2021
Femsa donated four million pesos to the private trust that will finance improvement projects in the Vallejo-i polygon, which is the industrial technology cluster that the capital's government and the Azcapotzalco mayor's office, together with academics and the private sector, are seeking to detonate in the north of Mexico City.


Read more (in Spanish): https://www.forbes.com.mx/femsa-aporta-cuatro-mdp-a-vallejo-i-el-futuro-cluster-tecnologico-de-la-cdmx/

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