Mexico's state family agencies launch varied social programs

In Puebla, the patronato of the State System for Integral Family Development (SEDIF) held its second ordinary session, led by president Ceci Arellano. Attendees reviewed quarterly activities, set new priorities and pledged coordination with Governor Alejandro Armenta and President Claudia Sheinbaum’s social agenda.

In Querétaro, Governor Mauricio Kuri González presented urban‑and‑rural land titles to families in San Juan del Río under the “Regularización de Predios” program, targeting 300 titles in the municipality and over 1,000 statewide.

Sonora’s DIF hosted a hybrid conference on digital identity for 201 civil‑society organizations, emphasizing digital tools, transparency and fundraising capabilities.

In Baja California Sur, honorary SEDIF president Patricia López Navarro invited the public to the cultural event “El Maíz Nos Une” in Los Cabos, featuring gastronomy, arts, workshops and Indigenous and Afro‑Mexican traditions.

In Chiapas, the Secretariat of Humanism, represented by Paco Chacón, operated a mobile kitchen that delivered hot meals to families in the 2 de Febrero neighborhood of Tuxtla Gutiérrez, part of Governor Eduardo Ramírez’s humanist outreach.