Congress gives thermoses to Guanajuato workers as part of ‘Leave a Mark: 5 Commitments to the Environment’ program
lourdes vazquez
Guanajuato.- State Congress gave thermos for coffee to its allies for which 96 thousand pesos were spent. This is as part of the ‘Leave a Mark: 5 Commitments to the Environment’ program through which an ‘ambassador’ has been appointed in each of the institutional areas, which will promote ecological habits.
According to the Director General of Administration, Juan Caudillo bought 200 Yeti brand thermoses that cost 480 pesos each. This included the labeling of the name of the associate and the shield of the legislature. He said the intention is that each associate has one, to avoid the use of PET or other materials.
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In addition, a call was issued for the purchase of thermoses. Supplier Jesús Hernández Ibarra, a natural, offered the best price.
thermoses are more expensive
It is noteworthy that this type of imported thermos can be quoted in various online stores for between 1,000 and 1,400 pesos.
“We actually put out a call or contest for 200 thermoses and this was the price they offered us, I don’t know where they would have consulted, but this is the price they offered us in the contest through the subcommittee Did,” he said of the cost of the items.
During the event, Congress General Secretary Christian Cruz Villegas said that the use of the thermos would generate awareness about caring for the environment.
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“Not only for daily use with coffee and water but also on weekends if it fits anything else it will be top every one they say it keeps it cold I mean tea when it’s hot happens,” he said.
He pointed out that, as part of the state Congress’ strategy in terms of sustainability, there is infrastructure that allows for energy generation with solar panels and water care with a treatment plant.
Cruz Villegas indicated that the five commitments assumed by Congress are: guaranteeing the availability of water and its sustainable management, as well as adopting urgent measures to combat climate change and its effects, guaranteeing sustainable consumption and production practices providing, building resilient infrastructure and fostering innovation, and access to safe, sustainable and modern energy for all.
A panel was held at the event with the participation of Tourism Secretary Juan José Álvarez Brunel and Environment Secretary María Isabel Ortiz Mantilla.
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