Deputy Paola Linares stated: "The social programs that the State Government is promoting today are not welfare, but tools for transformation that are changing lives and generating real conditions of equality for thousands of Nuevo Leonese families."
They also recognized the Secretariat of Education for its commitment to improving educational infrastructure, teacher training, and strengthening inclusive education, ensuring that girls, boys, and young people have access to equitable and quality learning opportunities.
The Citizen Movement (MC) legislative bloc recognized the advances presented during the Fourth Government Report's "Equality for All People" axis, where the Secretariats of Citizen Participation, Equality and Inclusion, Culture, Education, and DIF Nuevo León participated.
The MC legislators highlighted the state government's commitment to consolidating public policies that promote equity, inclusion, and the active participation of society, thus reaffirming the humanistic vision that distinguishes Nuevo León.
The Secretariat of Equality and Inclusion was recognized for its work in implementing programs like Zero Hunger, which strengthen food security, promote economic autonomy, and generate real opportunities for the most vulnerable sectors.
Through more schools, better conditions for teachers, and programs that support students at all levels, we are building a Nuevo León with a better future and more social justice," added legislator José Luis Garza.
The MC legislative fraction reaffirmed its support for the state government's policies.
"Education is the basis of equality."
