PAN leaders present 111 policy solutions in Guamúchil

In Guamúchil, Sinaloa, PAN deputy Roxana Rubio Valdez presented the "111 Soluciones para México," an integrated project by the National Action Party (PAN) designed to address various national challenges. The proposal covers several sectors including security, economy, health, education, social development, and the environment.

Key security proposals include strengthening police forces through better salaries, benefits, and training, alongside the use of drones and artificial intelligence to combat crime. In health and education, the plan seeks to guarantee access to medical care and medications, while also modernizing schools and recovering full-time school programs.

Economic and environmental measures include support for entrepreneurs and small businesses, the implementation of a National Water Security Plan, rainwater harvesting systems, and the promotion of solar panels. The project aims to expand connectivity in indigenous communities and increase transparency in public services. Rubio Valdez noted that these solutions are based on successful public policies previously implemented by PAN governments in states such as Aguascalientes, Chihuahua, Guanajuato, and Querétaro.