Óscar Lara Aréchiga

Óscar Javier Lara Aréchiga (26 November 1951 – 26 November 2017) was a Mexican politician from the Institutional Revolutionary Party. From 2009 to 2012 he served as Deputy of the LXI Legislature of the Mexican Congress representing Sinaloa.[1] [2]

Óscar Lara Aréchiga
Óscar Lara Aréchiga
Born
Oscar Javier Lara Aréchiga

(1951-11-26)26 November 1951
Culiacán, Sinaloa
Died7 October 2017(2017-10-07) (aged 65)
Culiacán, Sinaloa
NationalityMexican
EducationUniversidad Autónoma de Sinaloa
OccupationPolitician
Political partyInstitutional Revolutionary Party

Education

His early education was in Eldorado and in Culiacan, he attended Elementary School in Eldorado and High School in Culiacan, both at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa. Also he graduated in the same house of studies BA in Economics. Later he made several graduate programs: the first at the Institute of Technical Training Public Sector Economic where he conducted studies on the formulation and evaluation of Agro industrial Projects; after the IPADE where he studied the program for Business Management, he attended Harvard University where he completed the Business Administration program.

Professional experience

For 22 years (1974 to 1996) he participated in the Mexican financial sector, beginning as a sub-branch manager in Banoro (Northwest Bank), institution that served as Manager of Planning, Deputy District Director, Deputy Director General and Director General, concluding his career in this sector.

During his career, he has had the opportunity to be an active part of the transformation of the Mexican financial system, to move from a system of savings and loans to a system of financial groups with comprehensive services and expertise in the various needs of the public saving, investment and other productive sectors.

At Banoro, this expansion demanded from local bank to finance institution with multiregional coverage, specializing in providing banking and financial services to individuals and companies services, technological modernization of its operations and processes; designing products and services that respond to the needs of savings; investment, credit and financing of new productive projects required by their customers.

In 1992, serving as Director of Planning Strategy Stock Exchange, Brokerage, he participated in the promotion to integrate the investor group that acquired Northwest Banoro to the Federal Government. From this acquisition, Banoro, became the leading bank in northwestern Mexico, highlighted by credit volumes granted to the agro-food sectors - both in the social sector, and private - and small and medium-sized processing industries of regional agricultural production and promoting, strengthening regional production chains.

Also, in the public sector Banoro, the banking institution was more active in financing productive infrastructure projects carried out by state and municipal governments in northwestern Mexico.

His work in Banoro, gave him the opportunity to maintain an ongoing relationship with key players in the private and public sectors, which have led regional development in northwestern Mexico and particularly the Sinaloa State.

In concluding his career in the financial sector he decided to use their experience and began his work as a consultant and business advisor in the areas of planning, organization and financing of projects; activity completed in 1998 to join the public sector.

As a public servant, during the administrations that led Mr. Juan S. Millan Lizarraga -. 1999-2004 and Mr. Jesus Aguilar Padilla -. 2005-2010, he had the honorable opportunity to hold the position of Secretary of Administration and Finance.

During his tenure as Secretary, a number of restructuring and modernization of the state administration, whose main purpose was to improve the delivery of public services to citizens and strengthen the public finances of the state were established.

To strengthen investment in productive infrastructure, reorganization of public finances was carried out by increasing own revenues, facilitating payment and expanding surveillance in compliance with tax obligations and tax coordination, both within the state system was strengthened, and the federal.

In addition, a thorough review was conducted to current expenditures of all branches of government, eliminating, reducing or transferring not essential to the operation activities and eliminating non-essential expenses.

As a result of these strategies, the Government of Sinaloa, had financial resources that were used in boosting social programs and productive investment, which allowed gradually improve social development indicators, and the financial strength rating issued by specialized in theme.

Thanks to the financial health of the state and the resources included in the federal budget, it was possible to build a large network of productive infrastructure Sinaloa placed today as an attractive state for private investment.

As a result of the social and productive investment Sinaloa had indicators of economic growth and creation of jobs permanently, improving the levels of social welfare especially in the most vulnerable sectors. To get an increasing flow of federal funds to Sinaloa, they maintained a proactive and cooperative participation to the National System of Fiscal Coordination, this generated the support of the secretaries of finance of the country to chair for two consecutive years the Permanent Commission of Fiscal Officers and six-year presidency of the Supervisory Committee of Federal Units.

In 2009, with the support of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Oscar Javier participated as a candidate for Federal Deputy District VII, getting a great public support, which allowed him to be a member of the LXI Legislature Federal. As Federal Deputy, he had the honor of chairing the Water Resources Commission and be a member of the committees on Budget and Public Accounts, Accounting and Harmonization.[3]

In his tenure as Federal Deputy, he permanently participated in the analysis, discussion, adaptation and adoption of appropriate initiatives; to modify, repeal or creating new laws, highlighting its importance in the creation of the General Laws of Climate Change and Competitiveness, as well as amendments to the Education Act, the taxation of Pemex and the Pensions Act for workers employed by the state, among others.

Oscar Javier also actively participated in the negotiations in revenue laws and decrees Budget of Expenditures, in his capacity as Chairman of the Committee on Water Resources as a member of the Budget Committee which allowed to make the water sector national and particularly in Sinaloa there will be increasing budgets allocated to invest in strengthening and modernizing the productive infrastructure of Sinaloa, in regard to storage capacity as distribution of water for urban and agricultural use as well as to invest in the construction of flood protection in population centers.

The Baluarte-Presidio project will be authorized resources that enabled executives to conclude the studies and projects within the second phase which includes the construction of the irrigation district Picachos Dam and the construction of the dam Santa Maria and its district irrigation.

This project is the most important to detonate the development of the southern Sinaloa strategic investment; his studies, final design and start of construction carried out during the administrations headed Juan S. Millan Lizarraga and Jesus Aguilar Padilla.

In 2012, at the beginning of the administration of President Enrique Peña Nieto was appointed Deputy Director General of CONAGUA. In this position he was responsible for the Sub-Directorate General of Hydro-Agricultural Infrastructure, responsible for the planning, operation, modernization and construction of infrastructure that serves irrigation to more than one million farmers, irrigating area more than 10 million hectares surface in which 50% of national agricultural production and 70% of agricultural exports is harvested.

Similarly, the Sub-Directorate is responsible to plan and execute the construction of flood protection infrastructure in populated areas. In carrying out its responsibility as Deputy Director, and in order to boost productivity, profitability and competitiveness of the food sector in the country he prompted and the signing of a coordination agreement CONAGUA-SAGARPA took shape, so considering water availability, sustainable use thereof and the agricultural market conditions, planting surfaces were planned in each district of irrigation and productive region of the country. On January 2013 he returned to the private sector currently serving as adviser and consultant to national and international companies in the agribusiness, financial, commercial and engineering infrastructure sectors. It also continues as an investor in various companies like Agrofinanciera del Noroeste, Grupo Viz and Promocion y Gestion Consultoria de Negocios.

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References
  1. "Perfil del legislador". Legislative Information System. Retrieved 7 December 2014.
  2. "Muere ex diputado Óscar Lara Aréchiga". EL DEBATE (in Spanish). 8 October 2017. Retrieved 2017-11-29.
  3. "Perfil del legislador". Legislative Information System. Retrieved 7 December 2014.
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