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Mexican states expand protection networks for women
In Tamaulipas, the Secretariat of Social Welfare is strengthening its support for women following the transformation of the Women's Institute into a Secretariat. Secretary Silvia Casas González stated that this change aims to bolster protection, care, and empowerment initiatives. The state currently operates 24 LIBRE centers, which provide legal advice and social assistance through specialized staff.
In Coahuila, the government is working to expand its Puntos Violeta network, which provides guidance and support to women at risk. Secretary María Bárbara Cepeda Boehringer reported that the program now exceeds 600 locations across the state's five regions. Efforts are underway to incorporate more businesses into the network, including ongoing legal reviews regarding a potential partnership with Cinépolis.
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Coahuila · María Bárbara Cepeda Boehringer · Secretaría de Bienestar Social · Silvia Casas González · Tamaulipas
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Coahuila has more than 600 Puntos Violeta locations established across its five regions. elheraldodesaltillo.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Coahuila government is seeking to expand the Puntos Violeta network by partnering with new companies, including ongoing discussions with Cinépolis. elheraldodesaltillo.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Tamaulipas currently operates 24 LIBRE centers providing legal and social assistance to women. sentido-comun.com.mx
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The transformation of the Tamaulipas Women's Institute into a Secretariat will strengthen protection, care, and empowerment actions. sentido-comun.com.mx