Overview
- The federal government has executed 72,431 million pesos, which Wednesday President Claudia Sheinbaum said equals 67% of the 118,000 million peso envelope set for the 2025–2030 Plan Michoacán por la Paz y la Justicia.
- Officials listed concrete outputs from the spending including 30,451 million pesos in social programs reaching over one million people, 795,717 student scholarships, 1,256 electrification works, 411 kilometers of modernized roads, and purchases of 64,014 tonnes of maize.
- The administration reported 24% progress toward a target of 82,000 houses and said the Parque Industrial del Bajío in Zinapécuaro is set to begin in November with a 9,300 million peso investment.
- Authorities acknowledged persistent security problems such as extortion and violence and noted that high‑visibility crimes continue to undermine public confidence despite statistical drops in victimization in some places.
- The homicide probe into Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo’s November 2025 killing remains active under the Fiscalía de Michoacán with federal security support and the government has pledged to sustain multisector actions to address root causes of violence.