translated from Spanish: Guerrero the state that owes is most to ISSSTE for fees, contributions and loans

Michoacán.- With a total debit of 820 million 747 thousand 9775.72 pesos, the State of Guerrero has the largest debit with the Institute of Security and Social Services of State Workers (ISSSTE) for fees, contributions and loans related to health, disability and life insurance, occupational risks and cultural social services.
According to the report of that institution, the debit is focused by state health services in Guerrero with more than one billion pesos owed since 2018.
In the table the second most appropriate is Mexico City with a thousand 551 million pesos 425 thousand 302.91 pesos. Concentrating the debit on the eventual personal CDF III, with more than 13 million pesos and in the Secretariat of Public Education with more than 5 million pesos.
In the third position is Chiapas with a thousand 179 million 810 thousand 268.77 pesos, concentrating its debit at the Institute of Health of that state.
While in fourth place is Zacatecas with a total debit of 782 million 329 thousand 312.81 pesos belonging to the Autonomous University of Zacatecas since 2012.
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In the fifth position is the state of Nayarit with 248 million, 077 thousand 725.28 pesos, concentrating its major debit in the magisterium with more than 57 million pesos.
Sixth is Durango with 234 million 809 thousand 226.69 pesos, followed by Baja California Sur with 204 million 988 thousand 023.52 pesos and Sonora with 176 million 964 thousand 631.79 pesos.
Meanwhile, Michoacán ranks ninth in debits with ISSSTE with 166 million 503 thousand 691.66 pesos and in the tenth Tamaulipas with 93 million 011 thousand 978.37 pesos.
It should be remembered that these concepts are neglected to workers on payroll and the states have not reported them to the Institute.
According to the report, the entities with the least debits are Nuevo León, Baja California and Tlaxcala, which record an equal debit of 31 thousand 588.69 pesos.
In the case of Baja California, the debit is by the Institute of State Health Services, while in Tlaxcala it corresponds to the deconcentrated staff of the education sector and in Nuevo León of the Educational Integration Unit.

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