Introduction
In her Third Report to the People, Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa of Quintana Roo called on the citizens to protect and advance the achievements made during her administration, ensuring no retrogression. With historic results in social well-being, health, education, and anti-corruption efforts, the government of Quintana Roo is solidifying a new development model with shared prosperity.
Background and Context
Mara Lezama, a prominent figure in Mexican politics, has been serving as the Governor of Quintana Roo since 2017. Her administration has been marked by a commitment to the principles of honesty, transparency, and social responsibility. Quintana Roo, a popular tourist destination in Mexico, has seen significant progress under her leadership.
Key Achievements
- Governor Lezama highlighted numerous achievements in her third report, including:
- Improved social well-being through various programs and initiatives.
- Enhanced healthcare services, such as the distribution of advanced medical equipment like mastografos and tomographs.
- Strengthened education by supporting adult learners, with examples like Carmen Ramírez and Diego Caamal receiving their primary and secondary school certificates, respectively.
- Empowerment of women through programs like “Mujer es Poder,” which offers financial assistance and fosters a safer environment by supporting a specialized Fiscalía for combating crimes against women.
- Development of infrastructure, including the construction and rehabilitation of health centers and hospitals across Quintana Roo.
- Improvements in the Department of Family Welfare (DIF) services, transforming neglected facilities into dignified care spaces for vulnerable groups such as children, adolescents, and the elderly.
- The governor also emphasized the reduction in poverty rates by 9.3%, lifting 177,000 Quintana Roo residents out of poverty – the lowest level recorded in the past 15 years.
Call to Action and Future Commitment
Governor Lezama urged Quintana Roo’s citizens to safeguard the progress made and continue supporting her administration’s efforts towards a more equitable, just, and sustainable future. She expressed her gratitude for the support from fellow politicians, including governors from Yucatán and Oaxaca, senators, federal deputies, ex-governors, municipal presidents, and Gastón Alegre López.
With two years remaining in her term, Lezama reaffirmed her commitment to deepening the transformation, upholding honesty, humility, and hard work. She emphasized that the new era of governance in Quintana Roo is not about political colors but rather a shift towards responsible, compassionate leadership.
The governor’s third report to the people of Quintana Roo underscores her administration’s dedication to building a prosperous, equitable future for all its residents.
