Overview
- Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño formally launched the 'Compromiso de Cero Tolerancia' on Friday, June 19, 2026, and framed the pledge as applying to all public servants without exceptions for rank or position.
- The strategy orders the 72 Órganos Internos de Control and municipal comptroller offices to strengthen protocols, institutional sensitization and response capacity for workplace sexual harassment and sexual assault.
- Officials promoted the Protocolo Zona Salva as a rapid-response protection tool that institutions should use to address situations of immediate risk for workers.
- María Dolores Del Río Sánchez said recent reforms to Sonora’s Law of Responsibilities create a firmer legal basis to prevent, investigate and sanction abuses by public servants.
- Local governments including Cajeme publicly endorsed the pledge and the policy could increase reporting and sanctions if oversight bodies follow through on training, clear procedures and sustained monitoring across administrations.