Overview
- In Guerrero’s Costa Grande, Sheinbaum handed out Bienestar cards in Coyuca de Benítez and Petatlán, then continued the push in Lázaro Cárdenas, Michoacán.
- The pension provides 3,100 pesos every two months to women ages 60–64, framed as recognition of years of unpaid care work.
- Officials reported more than 74,000 beneficiaries in Guerrero, with deposits made directly on Banco del Bienestar cards without intermediaries.
- The Social Development Secretary said Bienestar pensions will reach about 20 million people in 2026, with a national allocation near one trillion pesos; in Michoacán, 1.326 million recipients are slated for nearly 40 billion pesos.
- The State of Mexico’s Mujeres con Bienestar remains at 2,500 pesos bimonthly with the first 2026 deposit scheduled for February, and authorities labeled a viral 2,750‑peso “bonus” message as fraudulent.