Overview
- The federal-state review meeting, held Monday, focused on speeding up execution of the Plan Integral para el Oriente across ten eastern municipalities.
- Secretary of the Interior Rosa Icela Rodríguez and Governor Delfina Gómez led the session with federal agency heads and municipal presidents to evaluate measurable progress.
- Attendees included Sedatu chief Edna Elena Vega Rangel and Conagua director Efraín Morales López who reviewed program pipelines for water, mobility, housing, health and urban infrastructure.
- Officials highlighted security data from the Mando Unificado Oriente, which reported a 35% drop in intentional homicides and a 53% fall in vehicle theft after 461 days of operations across 15 municipalities.
- The Plan covers 121 programs with a reported budget of about 75,786 million pesos and involves roughly ten federal institutions, and authorities said stronger coordination is needed to deliver benefits to over 10 million residents.