Overview
- Government officials reported on Wednesday that the Plan Michoacán por la Paz y la Justicia has completed 1,680 actions, equal to 67 percent of the roughly 2,500 tasks planned for 2025–2030.
- Authorities said 72,431 million pesos have been spent so far, representing 61 percent of the 118,000 million‑peso allocation for the program’s five‑year budget.
- Federal agencies deployed services across all 113 municipalities through 115 Ferias del Bienestar that logged 1,120,664 trámites and services, a count that may include multiple interactions per person rather than unique beneficiaries.
- Security‑related outputs reported include 673 firearms and 41,891 rounds collected through the 'Sí al Desarme, Sí a la Paz' campaign, while an investment pipeline lists 24 private projects (about $1,337 million) and six highway projects totaling roughly 41,383 million pesos.
- Officials postponed core crime indicators on homicides, high‑impact offenses and extortion detentions until the Security Cabinet’s report on November 10, a release that will be decisive for assessing whether the plan’s social and infrastructure actions have reduced violence.