Today, February 19th, marks the first distribution of the Rita Cetina Scholarship in Mexico for secondary school students, specifically covering payments for the first bimonthly period of January to February. Reports indicate that these payments are crucial for supporting students' educational expenses, and the first payments will be issued by the National Coordination of Scholarships for Wellbeing, led by Julio León Trujillo.

Only students whose first last name begins with the letter G are eligible to receive their payments today. This stipulation means that affected students can now access their funds, which will be deposited directly onto their Bank of Wellbeing cards. This initiative aims to streamline the payment process, allowing students to use their cards for direct payments at establishments equipped with banking terminals, eliminating the need for in-person visits to offices.

The full payment schedule is expected to conclude by the end of this month, with a clear focus on ensuring that all eligible students receive their financial aid in a timely manner. As such, it highlights both the proactive efforts of the Mexican government in supporting education and the logistical structures in place to facilitate these essential payments.