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Social awareness and community initiatives in Tamaulipas

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Authorities in Tamaulipas, Mexico, have implemented various social awareness and community engagement initiatives in Ciudad Victoria. In late August 2026, state institutions organized Youth Month events, including a rally involving the State Guard to foster teamwork and social proximity between law enforcement and local youth. Concurrently, the Executive Secretariat of the State Public Security System hosted the 3rd Forum on Animal Non-Violence to promote the prevention and reporting of animal abuse crimes. By September 2026, the Tamaulipas Public Security Secretariat expanded its community outreach to participate in a national campaign against child maltreatment and sexual abuse. This initiative, conducted alongside the State System for the Integral Protection of Children and Adolescents, utilized school-based modules and preventive talks to provide guidance and emergency contact information to minors. Later in the month, Ivette Salazar Márquez, executive secretary of SIPINNA Tamaulipas, participated in national activities in Puebla to improve coordination and strengthen the capacities of municipal authorities regarding the needs of minors. On September 25, 2026, the state government conducted the third ‘Proximity that Builds Peace’ session at a secondary school in Ciudad Victoria. This initiative aims to bring government institutions closer to citizens to foster dialogue and trust through a security strategy built upon intelligence, strengthening security forces, coordination, and addressing root causes. In early October 2026, the Tamaulipas Judiciary expanded its crime prevention efforts through the ‘Decide tu futuro’ program. Led by the Supremo Tribunal de Justicia, the initiative has engaged over 1,500 high school students in Ciudad Victoria via conferences such as ‘Tu futuro, tus decisiones’. The program educates adolescents on the legal, social, and family consequences of actions including social media-related offenses and the loss of parental rights. Additionally, the Judiciary is promoting dispute resolution mechanisms to mitigate the emotional and economic exhaustion caused by litigation.

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