Chihuahua prosecutors graduate with Criminal Law master's degrees

Twenty-two Public Ministry agents from the Central Zone District Prosecutor's Office (FDZC) in Chihuahua have graduated with master's degrees in Criminal Law. The graduation follows a partnership between the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) and the Autonomous University of Chihuahua (UACH).

The specialized two-year program was designed to allow agents to pursue advanced studies while maintaining their daily work responsibilities, with professors conducting instruction at the FDZC facilities. The costs of the specialization were shared among the participants: UACH covered 50%, the FGE covered 25%, and the graduates covered the remaining 25%.

Heliodoro Araiza Reyes, the FDZC Prosecutor, emphasized the FGE's commitment to professionalizing public servants to provide higher quality service to the citizens of Chihuahua.