Overview
- Federal and Morelos officials held a joint work session in Cuautla that began implementation of a welfare‑led security plan linking social programs with on‑the‑ground security coordination.
- The federal Welfare Secretariat reported that teams will start house‑to‑house visits to register needs and connect families to programs such as Jóvenes Construyendo el Futuro and Vivienda para el Bienestar.
- Authorities announced the delivery of 128 homes and 207 property deeds and plans to build 10 new Bachillerato Nacional “Margarita Maza” campuses to expand education access for local youth.
- Key security and operational officials attended the event to tie social supports to crime prevention, and the president said she will return in three months to evaluate progress.
- The governor pledged more than 400 million pesos for eastern Morelos development and raised the state housing goal to 24,000 new homes during the sexenio as part of the joint effort.