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San Luis Potosí legislative activities

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The San Luis Potosí Congress continues to advance diverse legislative initiatives ranging from social welfare to economic transparency. Recent sessions included the approval of reforms to the Law for Sustainable Economic Development and Competitiveness. Proposed by Deputy Ma. Sara Rocha Medina, this reform seeks to strengthen labor transparency by requiring job offers to include precise information on working conditions and salary ranges to help reduce the gender pay gap. In social and public health sectors, deputies have pushed for reforms to protect the rights of children, adolescents, and older adults. Specifically, Deputy María del Mar Treviño Garza has called on health authorities to implement permanent campaigns to destigmatize perinatal mental health disorders, such as postpartum depression and psychosis. Additionally, Deputy Guillermo Ruiz Guerra has advocated for the digitalization of procedures for micro and small businesses to reduce bureaucratic burdens. Legislative oversight remains a priority. Deputy Cuauhtli Fernando Badillo Moreno has renewed a request to allow representatives to attend Peace and Security Construction meetings as observers to monitor the security situation, though the proposal is currently undergoing scrutiny by other deputies. Furthermore, lawmakers continue to press the state government to release approximately 317.5 million pesos in outstanding funds for civil society organizations. Deputy Perla Villarreal Valdez noted that these delays are impacting essential programs for migrants, people with disabilities, and food assistance. Following the receipt of the Fifth Government Report, parliamentary coordinators from the Morena, PRI, and PAN parties have begun reviewing the state administration's progress. ~~Morena coordinator José Roberto García Castillo recognized the work of Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona, emphasizing the need for continued coordination with citizens and priority~~ While acknowledging progress in various sectors, legislators noted that “significant challenges remain for ~~vulnerable sectors. Meanwhile, PRI coordinator Ma.~~ the current administration to address before its term concludes.”

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