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Enhancing Integrity And Transparency

Combating corruption is one of the most important policy priorities for Mexico and a critical aspect of the bilateral relationship between Mexico and the United States.

Fortaleciendo la Transparencia y la Integridad

La prevención de la corrupción es una de las prioridades política nacionales más importantes para México y una parte importante de la relación bilateral entre México y los Estados Unidos.

Reduced Deforestation, Better Land Management, And Improved Livelihoods

USAID supports Mexico’s goal to achieve net-zero deforestation by 2030 and meet its international environmental commitments. Nearly half of Mexico is covered by forest – a total of 88 million hectares.

Reduciendo Emisiones De Gei Y Mejorando El Manejo Sostenible Del Paisaje

USAID apoya los esfuerzos de México para lograr su objetivo de deforestación neta-cero para 2030 y cumplir con sus compromisos internacionales en temas climáticos. Casi la mitad de México está cubierta por bosques, un total de 88 millones de hectáreas.

Human Rights

Significant human rights violations including unlawful killings, torture, unresolved disappearances, and femicides unfortunately persist with impunity in Mexico.

Derechos Humanos

En México, persiste un significativo número de violaciones a derechos humanos que incluyen ejecuciones extrajudiciales, tortura, 37,000 desapariciones no resueltas y un alto número de feminicidios.

Rule of Law

USAID’s rule of law activities help reduce impunity and improve the effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability of Mexico’s justice institutions.

Estado De Derecho

La impunidad - el delito, la violencia y la corrupción que esta facilita - es uno de los principales desafíos para el gobierno.

Crime And Violence Prevention

Mexico has experienced significant increases in crime and violence in recent years. Violent crime enabled by impunity and the ineffectiveness of government institutions to ensure basic security, diminishes public confidence in government, and threatens citizen well-being, economic growth, and the social fabric of communities across the country.

Prevención Del Delito y La Violencia

México ha experimentado aumentos significativos en la delincuencia y la violencia en los últimos años.

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