Cuauhtémoc Assists 87 Homeless Individuals, Cleans Up Guerrero Neighborhood

Authorities in the Cuauhtémoc delegation have provided comprehensive support to 87 individuals experiencing homelessness in the Guerrero neighborhood. The initiative included medical attention, guidance, and voluntary transfers to shelters, aiming to address the needs of vulnerable populations.

The operation also focused on reclaiming public spaces, responding to requests from local residents. During the effort, officials covered 46 locations, assisting 62 men and 25 women. This cleanup also involved the removal of 52 tons of waste and debris, significantly improving the area's cleanliness and restoring public spaces.

Mayor Alessandra Rojo de la Vega emphasized the importance of approaching vulnerable individuals with respect and empathy. "We continue working to extend a hand, provide support, and remember that a truly human city is one that leaves no one behind," she stated. The mayor was joined by members of her cabinet and representatives from various social welfare and human rights organizations, underscoring a coordinated effort to tackle homelessness and improve urban conditions.

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We toured the Guerrero neighborhood to approach people in vulnerability with respect, empathy, and human sense. We continue working to extend a hand, provide support, and remember that a truly human city is one that leaves no one behind.