NewzThe Plan Michoacán for Peace and Justice, a government initiative launched by federal and state authorities following the assassination of former Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo, has faced significant challenges regarding employment goals. Out of more than 6,000 job vacancies offered through the program, only 927 positions have been filled, representing a 13.7 percent success rate.
The initiative was designed to address instability in the region, but the low uptake of available roles indicates that the program has not yet met its intended economic objectives. Current data suggests a substantial gap between the government's employment targets and the actual number of placements achieved.
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