Overview
- From Ecatepec, President Claudia Sheinbaum urged citizens to defend the Cuarta Transformación as her government advances education programs and infrastructure.
- SICT’s Jesús Esteva reported CBTIS No. 285 stands 91% finished, with 50 million pesos for works and 17.3 million for equipment across a 7,600 m² site with 12 classrooms, a lab, and three workshops.
- SEP chief Mario Delgado said six new preparatorias, along with expansions and reconversions started in 2025, will open to bring more spaces closer to students’ homes in the State of Mexico this year.
- Welfare Secretary Ariadna Montiel coordinated the Banco del Bienestar delivery of Rita Cetina scholarships to thousands of basic‑education students during the Ecatepec event.
- In Jalisco, authorities distributed Rita Cetina cards in Tlaquepaque and announced a CABB service center opening on February 1, with the program described as universal and primary‑level briefings set for next month.