Tamaulipas Congress delivers first public activity report in 202 years

The 66th Legislature of the Tamaulipas Congress presented its first comprehensive public report of activities in its 202-year history. During a solemn session in Ciudad Victoria, President of the Government Board Humberto Armando Prieto Herrera detailed the legislative body's work over the first two years of its term.

Key statistics reported include the presentation of 1,761 initiatives, the issuance of 1,371 dictums, and the resolution of 1,909 matters. The legislature also conducted 634 commission meetings and 168 legislative sessions. Additionally, the report noted an investment of 33 million pesos in infrastructure and equipment.

Legislative priorities highlighted during the period included reforms for the protection of women and children, mental health laws, and judicial reforms to allow for the popular election of judges. Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya attended the session, praising the unprecedented level of institutional coordination and cooperation between the state's three branches of government.