Política

26 de octubre de 2025

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El Departamento de Agricultura de los Estados Unidos ha declarado que los beneficios de asistencia alimentaria no serán distribuidos en noviembre debido al prolongado cierre del gobierno federal, afectando a más de 41 millones de estadounidenses.

El Departamento de Agricultura de los Estados Unidos (USDA) ha anunciado que, debido al cierre continuo del gobierno federal, los beneficios de asistencia alimentaria no serán distribuidos en noviembre. Esta decisión afecta a más de 41 millones de estadounidenses que dependen de estos pagos mensuales.

El cierre, que ya cumple 25 días, ha llevado a un estancamiento en el Congreso sobre la financiación y la reapertura del gobierno federal. El USDA declaró en su sitio web: "En resumen, el pozo se ha secado. En este momento, no se emitirán beneficios el 1 de noviembre."

En respuesta, más de 200 demócratas de la Cámara instaron al USDA a utilizar las reservas de emergencia para financiar los beneficios alimentarios de noviembre. Sin embargo, el departamento indicó que no recurriría a estas reservas. Sharon Parrott, del Centro de Prioridades Presupuestarias y Políticas, criticó la inacción de la administración, afirmando que "podría y debería haber tomado medidas hace semanas para estar listo para usar estos fondos."

Los gobernadores de Louisiana y Virginia han declarado estados de emergencia para asignar fondos destinados a la ayuda contra el hambre, anticipando la suspensión de los beneficios del Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria (SNAP) en noviembre.

Fuente

The Guardian

Primero reportado aquí

Estados advierten sobre posibles interrupciones en los beneficios de SNAP debido al cierre gubernamental en curso

20 de octubre de 2025 • CBS News

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, food assistance benefits will not be distributed in November.

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This decision impacts over 41 million Americans who rely on these monthly payments.

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The shutdown, now in its 25th day, has led to a stalemate in Congress over funding and reopening the federal government.

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The USDA stated on its website, 'Bottom line, the well has run dry. At this time, there will be no benefits issued 1 November.'

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In response, more than 200 House Democrats urged the USDA to utilize emergency reserves to fund November's food benefits.

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However, the department indicated it would not draw on these reserves.

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Sharon Parrott of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities criticized the administration's inaction, stating it 'could have, and should have, taken steps weeks ago to be ready to use these funds.'

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Governors in Louisiana and Virginia have declared states of emergency to allocate funds for hunger relief, anticipating the suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November.

USDA Anuncia Suspensión de Beneficios de Asistencia Alimentaria en Noviembre Debido al Cierre Continuado del Gobierno

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Primero reportado aquí

Estados advierten sobre posibles interrupciones en los beneficios de SNAP debido al cierre gubernamental en curso

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, food assistance benefits will not be distributed in November.

This decision impacts over 41 million Americans who rely on these monthly payments.

The shutdown, now in its 25th day, has led to a stalemate in Congress over funding and reopening the federal government.

The USDA stated on its website, 'Bottom line, the well has run dry. At this time, there will be no benefits issued 1 November.'

In response, more than 200 House Democrats urged the USDA to utilize emergency reserves to fund November's food benefits.

However, the department indicated it would not draw on these reserves.

Sharon Parrott of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities criticized the administration's inaction, stating it 'could have, and should have, taken steps weeks ago to be ready to use these funds.'

Governors in Louisiana and Virginia have declared states of emergency to allocate funds for hunger relief, anticipating the suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November.

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Primero reportado aquí

Estados advierten sobre posibles interrupciones en los beneficios de SNAP debido al cierre gubernamental en curso

Verificación de hechos

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, food assistance benefits will not be distributed in November.

This decision impacts over 41 million Americans who rely on these monthly payments.

The shutdown, now in its 25th day, has led to a stalemate in Congress over funding and reopening the federal government.

The USDA stated on its website, 'Bottom line, the well has run dry. At this time, there will be no benefits issued 1 November.'

In response, more than 200 House Democrats urged the USDA to utilize emergency reserves to fund November's food benefits.

However, the department indicated it would not draw on these reserves.

Sharon Parrott of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities criticized the administration's inaction, stating it 'could have, and should have, taken steps weeks ago to be ready to use these funds.'

Governors in Louisiana and Virginia have declared states of emergency to allocate funds for hunger relief, anticipating the suspension of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in November.

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