Overview

• IMJUVE reported participation of roughly 1.2 million young people across the 32 states, with more than 8,000 registered murals and activities spanning 1,064 municipalities.
• President Claudia Sheinbaum pointed to existing support via Línea de la Vida and said the government is working to strengthen psychological care for youth, with a program under consideration for next year.
• Organizers said the initiative aims to recover public spaces and build community as part of the Strategy for Peace and Against Addictions.
• IMJUVE is forming Comités de Jóvenes por la Transformación to sustain ongoing activities such as sports, culture, art, reading and space recovery.
• Universities and schools including Cecytem, UMSNH and UTM reported campus murals, tequios, cleanups and reforestation, while Tijuana officials cited 11 murals completed toward a plan of about 40 in priority neighborhoods.