Overview

• The federal plan launches with low-interest fattening credits, delivery of breeding bulls and construction of integrated processing centers, with initial deliveries pledged before the end of September.
• Funding announced totals 831 million pesos for Sonora, 700 million for Durango and about 650 million for Coahuila as part of the first stage focused on northern states.
• Officials said the program counters the U.S. suspension tied to the screwworm issue, while Agriculture Ministry talks with the USDA are progressing toward a technical path for reopening the border.
• In Coahuila, Sheinbaum confirmed the Sept. 9 kickoff for the Saltillo–Nuevo Laredo passenger train and reiterated priorities to favor AHMSA workers over creditors and to continue the Pasta de Conchos recovery.
• The tour showcased coordination with opposition governors who voiced support, even as Sheinbaum’s Coahuila event drew protests from AHMSA workers, IMSS staff and local residents.