Overview
- Education Secretary Mario Delgado said the nationwide effort is the third Jornada and is taking place November 7–8 across secondary schools, high schools and universities.
- Delgado led activities at Secundaria No. 93 in Mexico City’s Gustavo A. Madero, joining 487 students, teachers and parents in cultural, artistic and sports programming.
- Guerrero Governor Evelyn Salgado launched the state rollout in Chilpancingo, framing the campaign as an integral strategy centered on education, opportunity and emotional well-being.
- Michoacán authorities reported participation by more than 1,600 schools and over 200,000 students, with federal basic education subsecretary Noemí Juárez present at the Morelia kickoff.
- Campaign activities span sports, arts, cultural and pedagogical work, and participants are invited to share efforts on social media using #elfentanilotemata and #jornadaporlapazycontralasadicciones.