Overview

• Since its February rollout, high-impact crime in Mixquic has fallen 60% after police numbers rose from 10 to 39 and mobile security modules were deployed.
• Officials have spent 200 million pesos on infrastructure upgrades including the installation of 2,127 streetlights, rebuilt sidewalks and over 120 public murals under the Yólotl Anáhuac cultural initiative.
• Nearly 202,000 social and community actions—from health screenings and educational fairs to agricultural support—have targeted long-standing inequalities in the indigenous-rooted community.
• A local employment agency in Mixquic will administer monthly 8,500-peso grants to unemployed heads of household over age 30 as part of the program’s next phase.
• City leaders have committed to replicating the integrated security, social and cultural model in at least 30 additional high-priority neighborhoods across Tlalpan, Cuauhtémoc, Iztacalco and beyond.