Key Figures in Mexico’s Transformation
During his presentation to the LXII Legislature of the State of Mexico, Secretary General of Government Horacio Duarte Olivares highlighted the leadership of President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Delfina Gómez in consolidating Mexico’s Fourth Transformation.
- Duarte Olivares emphasized the unity of efforts under Governor Delfina Gómez’s leadership in the State of Mexico.
- He outlined progress in social policy, healthcare, education, mobility, economy, and security.
Unity and Collaboration
Duarte Olivares stressed that the governance is the foundation supporting the transformation of the State of Mexico, and the collaborative work with President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Delfina Gómez has maintained political stability, institutional coordination, and tangible results for the citizenry.
“Let the example of the President and Governor inspire us to unite, build trust-based relationships, and collaborate in all possible ways. Let the people recognize us for working together, standing by the people, forming a genuine team with shared projects and ideas.”
He reiterated that the Fourth Transformation is not a six-year project but a historical process requiring continuity, discipline, and long-term vision. He urged everyone to unite without personal ambitions or divisions, as the project is greater than any individual aspiration.
“I make a firm and fraternal call for unity among all those who claim to be part of the Fourth Transformation. It’s time to close ranks; there is no room for divisions or personal ambitions. Unity is not a suggestion but an obligation of the historical moment.”
Progress in Key Areas
Social Policy:
Duarte Olivares mentioned that half of the households in the State of Mexico receive direct support from state programs, with 650,000 women benefiting from the “Mujeres con Bienestar” initiative, reflecting a people-centered government.
Healthcare:
He reported over 9 million medical consultations, rehabilitated clinics and hospitals, and strengthened the education system through scholarships, infrastructure, and equipment.
Economy and Mobility:
He highlighted investments exceeding 216 million pesos, making the State of Mexico the top job creator in the country. Additionally, there has been an 18.6% increase in Mexibús trips and a 49.5% rise in Mexicable usage, along with the implementation of the Integral East Plan benefiting over 10 million people across 10 municipalities with 121 social infrastructure, housing, education, and health action lines.
Governance Construction:
Duarte Olivares emphasized that governance is built through dialogue, coordination, and institutional presence in municipalities, working alongside all levels of government.
Call to Action
Horacio Duarte concluded by asserting, “Now is the time to work, work, and work. That’s the mandate of our Governor, that’s the example set by our President, and that’s the legacy of our founding leader.”
Key Questions and Answers
- Who are the key figures driving Mexico’s transformation? President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Delfina Gómez.
- What does the Fourth Transformation entail? A historical process requiring continuity, discipline, and long-term vision, not just a six-year project.
- What progress has been made in social policy, healthcare, education, economy, and mobility? Significant advancements have been reported in all these areas, including direct support for households, medical consultations, job creation, and improved transportation services.
