Governor Delfina Gómez Álvarez recently led a ceremony commemorating the 202nd anniversary of the founding of the State of Mexico and the presentation of the Presea EdoMéx 2025. During the event, she emphasized that her administration is committed to transforming the state in 2026, declared as the 'Year of Works'. This initiative focuses on the responsible and transparent investment of public resources aimed at addressing historical deficits in local communities and enhancing public services such as health, safety, and education.

Gómez underscored the importance of utilizing public resources effectively, stating that they belong to the people and should benefit them through improved services and optimal infrastructure for social development. She expressed her administration's dedication to ensuring that the transformation reaches every region and municipality of the State of Mexico, reinforcing the idea that 2026 will be pivotal in advancing infrastructure projects and addressing long-standing issues within the state's communities.

The Governor's philosophy, "The Power of Serving," plays a central role in her administration's approach, focusing on improving the quality of life for residents and empowering communities. By prioritizing the investment in people and their needs, the administration aims to create a lasting impact that uplifts the state’s social and economic conditions and fosters a sense of unity among its citizens.