Overview
- The federal government says it has opened 1,001 Centros Libres across all 32 states, covering about 40 percent of municipalities and setting a target to place at least one center in nearly every municipality.
- Authorities reported the Línea de las Mujeres 079 has handled roughly 20,000 calls, with 83 percent seeking help for violence and 33 percent of those violence calls flagged as having a feminicide risk.
- Centros Libres have delivered about 1.436 million services and served more than 600,000 people with free psycho‑emotional support, legal advice and programs for economic autonomy.
- Outreach combines mass distribution of over 27 million rights booklets translated into 56 indigenous languages, a national volunteer network of about 197,446 women, and agreements with Google, TikTok and YouTube to route risk‑related searches to the hotline.
- Officials highlighted a reported 36 percent drop in the average daily feminicide rate during the administration and said broader coverage and tech‑community links could strengthen early detection and prevention, though scaling to nearly all municipalities will require substantial coordination with state justice centers.