translated from Spanish: Schedule change does not generate energy savings: Guillermo Padilla

Los Mochis, Sinaloa.- “The elimination of the schedule change in Sinaloa is a claim of most Sinaloians because we do not see any savings for the user, because they tell us that there is a saving of electricity, but that savings we do not see in our pocket,” said Guillermo Padilla Montiel, the president of Citizen Vigilantes for Sinaloa’s Transparency commented that it is unfortunate that Congress has not listened to The Sinaloans who are unhappy with the change in schedule. 

“We must recognize the struggle that master Hector Melesio Cuen (president of the Sinaloense Party) made to bring this case to Congress and gather more of the signatures that were needed.” However, he commented that no more efforts have been made, for political purposes this could not be realized and families in Sinaloa are still waiting for the schedule change to be eliminated. It also reported that they are insisting with the Federal Electricity Commission to give families a period of three months in which they can liquidate their energy-consumption debits in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.” Through this conduit we want to demand in the light of the office that we gave more than 15 days ago to the CFE to respond to what we request in terms of the deadlines of up to three months in order to be able to liquidate the debits for electricity consumption. We are not asking to be given it, which I wish and would support us with half as in other countries, but what we are asking for is three months as a deadline and obviously they do not cut off the energy supply,” he said. He stressed that in the face of the contingency experienced by coronavirus, the CFE should be more flexible. 

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