Overview
- The tally comes under the National Literacy Strategy for Shared Well‑Being led by SEP and INEA in 2025.
- Of those enrolled, 28,298 have received certificates, while 65,043 continue their studies.
- Current participation includes 31,512 learners in primary modules and 37,037 in secondary.
- Education Secretary Mario Delgado cited data from INEA’s evaluation directorate headed by Armando Contreras Castillo.
- Officials say the campaign seeks to declare Mexico free of illiteracy and involves older adults serving as INEA advisors to foster intergenerational learning.