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Querétaro government administrative and security reporting

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Government officials in Querétaro, Mexico, continue to report on security, infrastructure, and social investments. At the state level, Governor Mauricio Kuri González has emphasized that social unity and citizen participation are vital, noting that public safety acts as “essential infrastructure for regional development and investment.” Secretary of Citizen Security Iván Elías Pérez Hernández reported a 35.8% reduction in intentional homicide and significant decreases in vehicle and residential robberies over the current five-year administration. Municipal leaders have recently submitted annual reports detailing local progress. In El Marqués, Mayor Rodrigo Monsalvo Castelán announced a 1.163 billion peso investment in public works during his second year, alongside a 15.6% reduction in property crimes. In Colón, Mayor Gaspar Trueba Moncada reported on works across 53 communities, including 18.3 million pesos in infrastructure and free transportation for 11 communities. In Pedro Escobedo, Mayor Beto Nava reported 45 completed public works projects and a 27.22% increase in local revenue with zero public debt. Judicial and social welfare activities have also seen significant activity. The State Attorney General's Office reported exceeding 2,006 search warrants, a figure five times higher than previous annual totals, which Attorney General Víctor Antonio de Jesús Hernández attributed to the “Sinergia por Querétaro” strategy and digitalized processes. By late 2026, the office surpassed its annual goal for search warrants, noting that digital tools allow requests and judicial resolutions to be completed within 10 to 25 minutes. Additionally, legal hearings increased by 55% when comparing the January-September period of 2024 to the same period in 2026. Meanwhile, the State DIF reported delivering over 62.5 million school breakfasts to approximately 319,000 students and providing 646,400 food rations to marginalized communities.

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