At the end of Andrés Manuel López Obrador's term, there were fewer young people with formal employment than in EPN's government.
In 2023, only 5% of the scholarship recipients found a job. And in 2024, barely 1%

The alarming thing is that the government continues to insist on promoting these programs that are more clientelistic than beneficial, instead of attracting private investments to create more jobs.
Not to mention the irregularities presented by the program, as previously exposed by PAN deputies.

Ranging from payments to deceased beneficiaries, training in "ghost" companies, apprentices with parallel scholarships to the educational sector, etc.
In the public accounts of 2019 and 2021, the Audit identified that 161 program beneficiaries received support for 3.8 million pesos while simultaneously providing professional services.













