Anniversary of the Siege of Querétaro
This marked the end of three years of existence of the Empire of Maximilian and the return of the constitutional government in Mexico, led by Benito Juárez.
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The Presidency’s Editorial Staff
Teacher’s Day
President Venustiano Carranza signed a decree declaring this day Teacher’s Day, celebrated for the first time in Mexico in 1918.
MoreThe ABC of Education Reform
The State has resumed its rightful stewardship and regulatory function in order to hasten the transformation of education the country needs.
MoreDahlia: National Flower of Mexico
The dahlia is native to Mesoamerica and endemic to Mexico, home to 31 species of the genus Dahlia.
MoreSupport for Micro, Small and Medium Firms
Regardless of whether they are small, medium or large, a strong economy is built on the strength and dynamism of all its companies.
MoreCommitment to Mexico’s Mothers
In particular, this Government is also committed to preventing, treating and punishing violence against women.
More“Mexico without Hunger” Photo Contest
Mexicans and foreigners over the age of 15 may participate with up to ten images in black and white or color, on the following topics: hunger, extreme poverty, small farmers and reduced post-harvest losses.
MoreProsperous Mexico
I inaugurated the consultation forum on “Prosperous Mexico,” in the conviction that the ideas and proposals expressed there will help increase economic growth and democratize the country’s productivity.
MoreProgress and New Commitments in the Pact for Mexico
The collective determination in the Pact for Mexico has become a major achievement for the population; it has already translated into pivotal reforms.
MoreMexican agribusiness sales exceed expectations
Mexican agribusinesses reported sales of over 317 million pesos.
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