Mexican leader calls for clean energy use but defends oil exploitation 2 minutes read
Mexico City, Apr 22 (EFE).- Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Thursday that his country is seeking to generate “clean and cheap” energy via hydroelectric plants, although he also defended the use of petroleum for the internal market.
“Although we have discovered three big reserves of hydrocarbons, the oil we’re discovering basically will be destined to cover fuel demand in the domestic market and the practice of exporting crude will be ended,” said the president, widely known as AMLO, during the virtual Climate Summit organized by the US White House and in which 40 international leaders are participating.
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Smiles are what make Meals on Wheels association with Pueblo s Senior Resource Development Agency (SRDA) worthwhile.
This year, as part of their frequent delivery schedule, the meals and gift donations are missing some of those smiles due to masks. But, the Valentine s Day deliveries Friday will still ensue.
Donations this year have come from Leeward Pronghorn Solar Park who donated several crossword and puzzles books. Deliza Klovas’ fourth-grade class at Belmont Elementary School donated Valentine s cards with handwritten messages. Joan and Pablo Ramirez also donated cards for the occasion.
Communities who are 60-plus and have registered to be part of the program will all have a holiday basket of their own.