Overview
- Mexico City added more than 8,000 new beneficiaries, closing 2025 with roughly 92,000 men aged 60–64 receiving 3,000 pesos every two months.
- The city set a 2026 goal to incorporate about 100,000 additional men, bringing the local roll to nearly 200,000 beneficiaries.
- The program exceeded its original 2025 target of 77,000 enrollees, according to the city’s social welfare department.
- Hombres Bienestar is paid regardless of other pensions and serves as a complement to the federal scheme that already extends benefits to women aged 60–64.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said deposits for Mujeres Bienestar beneficiaries aged 60–62 will begin the week of November 18, with the 3,000-peso bimonthly benefit already reaching about 3 million women nationwide.