Mexico president leads government response in quake zoneJUCHITAN, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico s president on Monday threw himself into areas badly hit by last week s devastating earthquake amid frustration at delays in getting food and water to stricken communities where at least 96 people died and 2.5 million were left in need of aid. Accompanied by several cabinet ministers, President Enrique Pena Nieto took on a busy schedule as he toured the battered southern state of Chiapas, seeking to inspire confidence in the government s relief effort. Pena Nieto s approval ratings have plumbed depths lower than any recent president, and his Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) faces a major struggle to retain power in presidential elections next July. The law bars him from seeking re-election. Speaking in the hard-hit city of Tonala, Pena Nieto urged construction companies to aid rebuilding efforts.  If construction firms commit to showing solidarity by building a few homes ... construction efforts can be carried out quicker,  he said.  Don t let anyone take advantage of you, or take control of your affairs. The government is here.  Mexican cement producer Cemex said on Monday it would donate $1 million worth of aid to reconstruction efforts. The final cost of the quake is likely to be far higher. Among those with Pena Nieto were Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong and Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade, both potential PRI candidates for the presidency. The quake killed at least sixteen people in Chiapas and four others in Tabasco. The vast majority of deaths so far reported were the 76 in neighboring Oaxaca state. Many Oaxaca fatalities were in the town of Juchitan, where more than 5,000 homes were destroyed. Tens of thousands of others were damaged in the region. Government officials delivered bags of simple rations including water and canned food on Sunday, but many Juchitan residents complained about the slow pace of assistance.  We don t have food or water, we re desperate,  said Jesus Ramirez, 27, who works in a plastics factory.  We re trying to eat whatever we can find, any kind of food.  Much of Juchitan and its surroundings had no running water, and piles of rubble were still restricting access to streets. Electricity was returning, but residents complained officials were slow to conduct house-by-house damage assessments. Alfredo Jimenez, a 19-year-old engineering student, said he and neighbors banded together to help victims of seven flattened homes in the area, feeling unable to count on the government.   We see government people passing by, the army and the marines, but they haven t offered us anything,  he said. Margarita Lopez, 56, a domestic worker, lined up for assistance in one Juchitan neighborhood where nearly every house was severely damaged.  Almost nothing has arrived from the government, and we don t know what else we can do,  Lopez said. Thursday s 8.1 magnitude quake was the most powerful to hit Mexico in 85 years, surpassing a 1985 temblor that killed thousands in Mexico City and triggered public outcry over the government response. That disaster hurt the PRI s reputation and some analysts believe it contributed to its removal from power in a 2000 vote, ending 71 consecutive years of one-party rule. Under pressure to do more at home, the government on Monday withdrew an offer to help victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Mexico has been coping with heavy rains and the impact from Hurricane Katia on the Gulf state of Veracruz. The quake struck off the coast of Chiapas, and Mexico s national seismological institute said more than 1,000 aftershocks have since been reported. State-run oil company Pemex said on Monday it has not restarted its Salina Cruz refinery due to the aftershocks. worldnews
mexico president leads government response quake zonejuchitan mexico reuters mexico president monday threw areas badly hit last week devastating earthquake amid frustration delays getting food water stricken communities least people died million left need aid accompanied several cabinet ministers president enrique pena niet took busy schedule toured battered southern state chips seeking inspire confidence government relief effort pena niet approval ratings plumber depths lower recent president institutional revolutionary party pri faces major struggle retain power presidential elections next july the law bars seeking speaking city tonal pena niet urged construction companies aid rebuilding efforts if construction firms commit showing solidarity building homes construction efforts carried quicker said don let anyone take advantage take control affairs the government mexican cement producer came said monday would donate million worth aid reconstruction efforts the final cost quake likely far higher among pena niet interior minister miguel angel socio hong finance minister jose antonio made potential pri candidates presidency the quake killed least sixteen people chips four others tobacco the vast majority deaths far reported neighboring oaxaca state many oaxaca fatalities town juchitan homes destroyed tens thousands others damaged region government officials delivered bags simple rations including water canned food sunday many juchitan residents complained slow pace assistance we food water desperate said jesus ramirez works plastics factory we trying eat whatever find kind food much juchitan surroundings running water piles rubble still restricting access streets electricity returning residents complained officials slow conduct damage assessments alfred jimenez engineering student said neighbors banded together help victims seven flattened homes area feeling unable count government we see government people passing army marines offered us anything said margaret lopez domestic worker lined assistance one juchitan neighborhood nearly every house severely damaged almost nothing arrived government know else lopez said thursday magnitude quake powerful hit mexico years surpassing tumblr killed thousands mexico city triggered public outcry government response that disaster hurt pri reputation analysts believe contributed removal power vote ending consecutive years rule under pressure home government monday withdrew offer help victims hurricane harvey texas mexico coping heavy rains impact hurricane kata gulf state veracruz the quake struck coast chips mexico national seismological institute said aftershocks since reported oil company peer said monday restarted saline cruz refinery due aftershocks worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Mexico president leads government response in quake zoneJUCHITAN, Mexico (Reuters) - Mexico s president on Monday threw himself into areas badly hit by last week s devastating earthquake amid frustration at delays in getting food and water to stricken communities where at least 96 people died and 2.5 million were left in need of aid. Accompanied by several cabinet ministers, President Enrique Pena Nieto took on a busy schedule as he toured the battered southern state of Chiapas, seeking to inspire confidence in the government s relief effort. Pena Nieto s approval ratings have plumbed depths lower than any recent president, and his Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) faces a major struggle to retain power in presidential elections next July. The law bars him from seeking re-election. Speaking in the hard-hit city of Tonala, Pena Nieto urged construction companies to aid rebuilding efforts.  If construction firms commit to showing solidarity by building a few homes ... construction efforts can be carried out quicker,  he said.  Don t let anyone take advantage of you, or take control of your affairs. The government is here.  Mexican cement producer Cemex said on Monday it would donate $1 million worth of aid to reconstruction efforts. The final cost of the quake is likely to be far higher. Among those with Pena Nieto were Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong and Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade, both potential PRI candidates for the presidency. The quake killed at least sixteen people in Chiapas and four others in Tabasco. The vast majority of deaths so far reported were the 76 in neighboring Oaxaca state. Many Oaxaca fatalities were in the town of Juchitan, where more than 5,000 homes were destroyed. Tens of thousands of others were damaged in the region. Government officials delivered bags of simple rations including water and canned food on Sunday, but many Juchitan residents complained about the slow pace of assistance.  We don t have food or water, we re desperate,  said Jesus Ramirez, 27, who works in a plastics factory.  We re trying to eat whatever we can find, any kind of food.  Much of Juchitan and its surroundings had no running water, and piles of rubble were still restricting access to streets. Electricity was returning, but residents complained officials were slow to conduct house-by-house damage assessments. Alfredo Jimenez, a 19-year-old engineering student, said he and neighbors banded together to help victims of seven flattened homes in the area, feeling unable to count on the government.   We see government people passing by, the army and the marines, but they haven t offered us anything,  he said. Margarita Lopez, 56, a domestic worker, lined up for assistance in one Juchitan neighborhood where nearly every house was severely damaged.  Almost nothing has arrived from the government, and we don t know what else we can do,  Lopez said. Thursday s 8.1 magnitude quake was the most powerful to hit Mexico in 85 years, surpassing a 1985 temblor that killed thousands in Mexico City and triggered public outcry over the government response. That disaster hurt the PRI s reputation and some analysts believe it contributed to its removal from power in a 2000 vote, ending 71 consecutive years of one-party rule. Under pressure to do more at home, the government on Monday withdrew an offer to help victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Mexico has been coping with heavy rains and the impact from Hurricane Katia on the Gulf state of Veracruz. The quake struck off the coast of Chiapas, and Mexico s national seismological institute said more than 1,000 aftershocks have since been reported. State-run oil company Pemex said on Monday it has not restarted its Salina Cruz refinery due to the aftershocks. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: mexico president leads government response quake zonejuchitan mexico reuters mexico president monday threw areas badly hit last week devastating earthquake amid frustration delays getting food water stricken communities least people died million left need aid accompanied several cabinet ministers president enrique pena niet took busy schedule toured battered southern state chips seeking inspire confidence government relief effort pena niet approval ratings plumber depths lower recent president institutional revolutionary party pri faces major struggle retain power presidential elections next july the law bars seeking speaking city tonal pena niet urged construction companies aid rebuilding efforts if construction firms commit showing solidarity building homes construction efforts carried quicker said don let anyone take advantage take control affairs the government mexican cement producer came said monday would donate million worth aid reconstruction efforts the final cost quake likely far higher among pena niet interior minister miguel angel socio hong finance minister jose antonio made potential pri candidates presidency the quake killed least sixteen people chips four others tobacco the vast majority deaths far reported neighboring oaxaca state many oaxaca fatalities town juchitan homes destroyed tens thousands others damaged region government officials delivered bags simple rations including water canned food sunday many juchitan residents complained slow pace assistance we food water desperate said jesus ramirez works plastics factory we trying eat whatever find kind food much juchitan surroundings running water piles rubble still restricting access streets electricity returning residents complained officials slow conduct damage assessments alfred jimenez engineering student said neighbors banded together help victims seven flattened homes area feeling unable count government we see government people passing army marines offered us anything said margaret lopez domestic worker lined assistance one juchitan neighborhood nearly every house severely damaged almost nothing arrived government know else lopez said thursday magnitude quake powerful hit mexico years surpassing tumblr killed thousands mexico city triggered public outcry government response that disaster hurt pri reputation analysts believe contributed removal power vote ending consecutive years rule under pressure home government monday withdrew offer help victims hurricane harvey texas mexico coping heavy rains impact hurricane kata gulf state veracruz the quake struck coast chips mexico national seismological institute said aftershocks since reported oil company peer said monday restarted saline cruz refinery due aftershocks worldnews