Puebla coordinates 22 working tables on gender-violence response
The state says 31 agencies are reviewing how to carry out 45 measures in its gender-violence alert, with an operational matrix still to be drawn up.
Event / data period: 2026-10-11
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In an October 11 release, Puebla said it was coordinating a programme of 22 working tables running from October 5 to 12 to define how state bodies could carry out 45 measures in the state’s gender-violence alert for women. The process involves 31 state departments and entities and is coordinated by the Secretariat for Women. The figure describes the ongoing programme, not 22 sessions already completed by October 11.
Officials are reviewing each body’s legal responsibilities, rules, internal procedures, staffing and material resources, as well as referral routes, coordination procedures, territorial coverage and the population served. The state says the work will feed an operational matrix setting specific commitments, responsible units and monitoring contacts, with execution periods of one to six months. The release does not say that the commitments have already been approved or delivered.
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State coordination exercise
Working tables, agencies and existing alert measures stated in Puebla’s October 11 release.
- Working tables in the October 5–12 programme
- 22 count
- 2026-10-11 · Target
- Participating state bodies
- 31 count
- 2026-10-11 · Observed
- Measures in the existing alert
- 45 count
- 2026-10-11 · Observed
Methodology
The 22 figure describes the working-table programme running October 5–12, not sessions all completed by October 11. The 31 bodies are participants; the 45 measures belong to the existing alert. The operational matrix and agency commitments remain to be prepared, and the one-to-six-month periods are planned implementation windows.
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