The Cuajimalpa de Morelos mayor’s office has launched “Enchúlame el Changarro 2025,” an economic and social initiative aimed at supporting 300 micro and small businesses with a direct grant of 10,000 pesos. The program also offers access to training, business modernization, and specialized advice. Mayor Carlos Orvañanos Rea emphasized that this effort is part of a broader strategy to strengthen local competitiveness, improve service quality, and promote sustainable economic growth. Interested entrepreneurs can apply through the official website, with eligibility based on business size and sector. The program targets micro-businesses with 0-10 employees and small enterprises with 11-50 employees, including grocery stores, bakeries, pharmacies, beauty salons, and restaurants. In addition to financial support, participants will receive workshops and courses to enhance business management, branding, and customer service. Local legislator Claudia Pérez Romero has also joined the initiative, offering free advisory services to help citizens navigate the application process. “— new from Infobae
