It will seek to ensure that more rural women can access credit to start businesses and leave profits in their own communities, said MP Patricia Jiménez Delgado.

He said it’s about promoting from the law, that there is greater openness to credit for small businesses in rural communities, that training programs are sought, and that there is even economic support so that they can undertake, without leaving their communities.

“It’s because the woman is already part of the household economy, and there are also a lot of women who are alone; We need to look for ways to support more women in this regard” said.

For the above, It is requested through an initiative to add three articles to the law on economic development and that there is direct communication with social developmentso that women can take advantage of the training that already exists, that they can access, that if they have a business, aim to expand it, and if they don’t, they have training and access to economy programs that already exist.

“Throughout history it has been men who have brought the livelihoods to the home, but in recent years that has changed, and there is less support for women, so there is a need to properly define the schemes through which you can support the woman projection.

At the end, he said that the way of doing business has changed, there are training courses that can facilitate the opening of a business, The women of Durango cannot be left behind and for this reason it must be reflected in the law that support should be given to them.