Overview

• Mayor Clara Brugada presented an integrated strategy to address psychoactive substance use that seeks to avoid criminalization and stigma.
• Plans include 100 Centros Colibrí, with 16 starting this year within Utopías and 11 already operating in Iztapalapa, with the remainder built over the six-year term.
• A new toxicological hospital will be developed in coordination with the federal government, and both it and a Transition and Recovery Center remain in site selection.
• The prevention pillar, Vida Plena, has operated since March, reporting 250,000 people served in its first 100 days toward a goal of one million beneficiaries.
• Officials cited local data showing high lifetime consumption, an average initiation age of 17, and about 8,500 alcohol-related medical emergencies annually to justify the public-health approach.