The Mexican government has implemented an interinstitutional strategy in Jalisco to combat violence, providing over 91,000 services and procedures to the population. Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez reported the voluntary exchange of 82 firearms in seven municipalities. These actions are part of the axis Addressing the Causes that Generate Violence.
During President Claudia Sheinbaum's Conference of the People, Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez presented a report on activities in Jalisco under the peace strategy. In the priority municipalities of Tlajomulco and Tlaquepaque, 33 neighborhoods were visited, with 32,806 house-to-house calls. Peace Committees, Peace Fairs, Peace Journeys were installed, and public spaces were recovered.
In Tlajomulco, more than 32,000 services were provided, with 12,000 home visits in 14 neighborhoods, 11 Peace Committees, 14 Peace Fairs, and 17 Peace Journeys, involving over 8,000 people. In Tlaquepaque, more than 59,000 services were offered, with over 20,000 visits in 19 neighborhoods, 19 Peace Fairs, nine Peace Journeys, 18 Peace Committees, and the recovery of five public spaces. Rodríguez thanked the Tlaquepaque municipality for collaboration in tours, street repaving in the Los Puestos neighborhood, measles vaccinations, and community weddings.
Peace Tables met in 15 regions, with 52 state sessions, 3,876 regional ones, and six interregional, signing 183 agreements. There is coordination with state agencies led by Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro. 278 Peace Journeys were held with over 100,000 participants, sports fairs, dissemination of the Rights Card, women's health fairs, training for public servants, tequios, and prevention workshops.
In September 2025, the State and Municipal Council of Peace and Civic Justice was installed. For youth, the Jóvenes Transformando México strategy includes 22 new National High School “Margarita Maza” campuses, a Technological Agricultural High School Center, four Community Telebachilleratos, and expansions of existing centers. Since January 2025, 1,556 activities have been carried out with youth in 15 regions. This month, CONADE will organize sports competitions in Guadalajara and Zapopan, such as cycling, badminton, and karate.
Additionally, in seven municipalities, citizens voluntarily and anonymously exchanged 82 firearms for cash, in collaboration with the Secretariat of National Defense and the Catholic Church.
