PAN's 111 Solutions program rollout in Sinaloa

PAN deputy Roxana Rubio Valdez has begun a tour of municipalities in Sinaloa, Mexico, to introduce the "111 Soluciones para México" initiative. The program is designed to gather citizen proposals regarding priority sectors, including security, health, the economy, education, and family development.

During a presentation in Guamúchil, Rubio Valdez detailed the integrated project, which aims to address national challenges through various sectoral proposals. Security measures include strengthening police forces via improved salaries, benefits, and training, as well as utilizing drones and artificial intelligence.

In health and education, the plan focuses on guaranteeing access to medical care and medications, modernizing schools, and recovering full-time school programs. Economic and environmental proposals include support for entrepreneurs, a National Water Security Plan involving rainwater harvesting and solar panels, and expanded connectivity for indigenous communities. Rubio Valdez noted that these solutions are modeled after successful public policies previously implemented by PAN governments in states such as Aguascalientes, Chihuahua, Guanajuato, and Querétaro.