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Sheinbaum Inaugurates Calakmul Centro Libre to Expand Gender-Justice Services Nationwide

The new hub for 84 communities combines legal, psychological and social aid within a broader federal rollout of gender-support centers featuring rights guides translated into indigenous languages.

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“Ser mujer, ser indígena y ser pobre, es lo peor que te puede pasar en la vida”, asegura la gobernadora de Campeche, Layda Sansores. FOTO: Especial
El Centro Libre para las Mujeres abrió sus puertas en Calakmul para brindar apoyo psicológico, legal y social a mujeres de 84 comunidades.
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Overview

  • President Claudia Sheinbaum opened the Centro Libre para las Mujeres in Xpujil, Calakmul, as part of her administration’s drive to guarantee substantive equality and end gender violence.
  • The facility operates around the clock with psychologists, legal advisors and social workers serving women from 84 indigenous and rural communities.
  • Sheinbaum reaffirmed plans to establish similar centers in every municipality to provide comprehensive legal, emotional and social resources nationwide.
  • Millions of copies of the Cartilla de las Mujeres have been printed and will be distributed in multiple indigenous languages to broaden access to women’s rights information.
  • Officials highlighted recent reforms adding heroines such as Josefa Ortiz and Leona Vicario to national efemérides as a symbolic complement to service expansion.