Overview
- Senator Lorenia Valles said the Municipalist School will begin this year to professionalize local officials in public management and policy design aligned with 4T principles.
- Recent Encounters for Development were held in Nogales, Ímuris and Santa Ana with Morena leaders and municipal authorities, including Cajeme mayor Javier Lamarque.
- Valles underscored that municipalities are key to delivering rights such as water, education, health and housing, noting that 4T governs more than 40 city halls in Sonora.
- At the Ímuris forum, Lamarque highlighted outcomes he attributes to the 4T, citing a 154% minimum wage increase, a reported reduction of 13.5 million people in poverty and strong macroeconomic indicators.
- Lamarque pointed to joint federal and state projects in Sonora, including customs modernization, a photovoltaic plant, the relaunch of the Port of Guaymas and rehabilitation of the Sonora–Chihuahua highway.