Mexico provides services and support to Guanajuato residents
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The Mexican government provided 645,000 services and completed administrative tasks for people in Guanajuato, after visiting 156,000 homes and hosting over 150 “Peace Fairs” in cities including Celaya, Irapuato, León, and Salamanca.
The “Attention to Causes” strategy involved coordinated efforts from the national, state, and local governments. These efforts included 522 “Days for Peace” featuring sports, cultural, and artistic activities.
The Secretariat of Agrarian, Territorial, and Urban Development invested over 75 million pesos in 21 projects as part of the “Territorial Program for Wellbeing.” Additionally, officials are building 14 new Margarita Maza high schools and one new Technological High School in the state, alongside expansions to existing schools. They also began construction on four “Mexico Unstoppable” Community Centers, which will offer athletic facilities and mental health services for young people.
The National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport, working with local sports commissions, is promoting boxing and basketball. Residents can participate in a National Basketball Class on September 27th and young people can enroll in the free “Boxing for Peace” program. So far, the program has established 103 gyms and serves over 3,600 students.
Through the “Youth Building the Future” program, over 4,000 people have benefitted from initiatives in the four “Territories of Peace.” From October 1, 2024, to the present, residents voluntarily exchanged 639 firearms for money in 12 municipalities as part of the “Yes to Disarmament, Yes to Peace” campaign, with support from the Secretary of National Defense and the Catholic Church.
