Real services for women: ignored
Tens of millions go to printing companies and media. In contrast, direct services for vulnerable women barely receive between $435,000 and $900,000 per contract.
No significant contracts were found for shelters, urgent legal advice, or protection infrastructure. Other minor contracts include:
- Microsoft: $1,127,811.89 in licenses
- B Drive IT: $212,206.46 in IP telephony
- Secretariat of Security: $1,947,320.69 in surveillance
A Secretariat captured by the narrative
Citlali Hernández presents her Secretariat as a driver of transformation and equality. However, the spending reveals an institution more interested in printing speeches than providing real security.
It is alarming that, while there is talk of protecting women, contracts are prioritized with public and private companies that have little to do with combating violence. The gender discourse thus becomes a budgetary pretext.
This type of allocation demands a thorough and critical review. It is urgent for public policy to stop being a tool of government propaganda and return to its essential purpose: protecting lives, not printing brochures.
