Capital residents from 57 to 59 years old will receive 2 thousand pesos

People aged 57 to 59 in poverty in the Mexico City They will receive bimonthly financial support of 2 thousand pesos through the “Universal citizen income for people aged 57 to 59” program, implemented by the Head of Government, Clara Brugada. The Ministry of Welfare and Social Equality has published the rules of the program, which will initially benefit 20 thousand people.

What does the “Universal Citizen Income” program consist of?

The “Universal citizen income for people aged 57 to 59” in Mexico City aims to financially support those living in poverty. Starting in 2024, 20 thousand people will benefit through an electronic card, with a gradual increase to 25 thousand in 2025 and 40 thousand in 2026, reaching a total of 85 thousand beneficiaries, which will represent 25.2% of the target population. By 2030, it is hoped to include everyone who meets the requirements in this age group.

What are the requirements of the “Universal Citizen Income” program?

The requirements to access the benefit are the following:

1. Be a resident of Mexico City with an age between 57 years and 59 years and 11 months.
2. Not receive other government financial aid of a similar nature.
3. Present the required documentation, which includes: official identification, birth certificate, CURP and proof of address, among others.

The Secretariat of Welfare and Social Equality has indicated that 47.1 percent of this population group is in poverty, while 11.4 percent live in conditions of extreme poverty.

When to sign up for the program and when does it start?

To enroll in the “Universal Citizen Income for people aged 57 to 59” program, applicants must sign the application, although a family member or caregiver can do so in exceptional cases with a commitment letter. The program will begin after the approval of the operating rules by the Coordinating Commission of the General Social Welfare System of Mexico City, and aims to provide economic support to vulnerable elderly people who have not reached retirement, promoting their stability. and well-being.

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