Background on Key Figures and Relevance
Mario Delgado Carrillo, the Secretary of Public Education (SEP) in Mexico, played a pivotal role in the third National Peace and Anti-Addiction Day. This event, initiated by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo’s government, aimed to promote healthy environments and raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug consumption. The day saw the participation of over 5 million members from secondary schools, preparatory schools, and universities across the nation.
Event Details
The event took place at the Secundaria No. 93 “Martín Luis Guzmán” in the Gustavo A. Madero borough of Mexico City, where Delgado Carrillo engaged with 487 students, teachers, parents, and guardians in cultural, artistic, and sports activities. These activities were integral to the Jornada, aiming to strengthen the school community’s cohesion.
Delgado Carrillo’s Message
During the event, Delgado Carrillo emphasized the importance of creating a drug-free environment for students to grow healthy, strong, and happy. He urged everyone to recognize the harm drugs inflict on health, body, and mind.
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Role of Parents and Guardians
Delgado Carrillo highlighted the significance of parents and guardians collaborating at home, engaging in open dialogues with their children, and supplementing school education about the dangers of drugs.
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School Community’s Responsibility
Israel Leyva Morales, the school’s director, echoed Delgado Carrillo’s sentiments, stating that schools must work collectively to build peace and ensure a respectful, bully-free environment for all students.
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Event Activities
Throughout his visit, Delgado Carrillo toured the school facilities, including the cooperative that promotes healthy eating habits. He also participated in the “Sonar de la 93” podcast, produced by students in the Radio and Television Workshop.
