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Chapter 1 · The Reality of Public Education in Mexico

65 in 100 public schools have no computers or internet.

Between 2013 and 2024, $451,230 millionMXN went into school infrastructure. Since 2019, no one has updated the census that would show what it became.

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65 in 100 public schools have no computers or internet. Between 2013 and 2024, $451,230 million MXN went into school infrastructure. Since 2019, no one has updated the census that would show what it became.
Source: SEP, basic-services statistics by campus (2023–2024 school year); Coneval (2021); ASF / INIFED; SNIIFE frozen since 2019
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65 in 100 public schools have no computers or internet

In Mexico, 65 in 100 public schools operate without computers or without internet. 9,034 basic-education campuses have no drinking water. 5,112 have no electricity. 89,000 have no sewage connection.

Between 2013 and 2024 the country spent $451,230 millionMXN on school infrastructure. And since 2019 the national school infrastructure census has not been updated, so no one can officially say what that money turned into. The budget was spent and the meter was switched off.

How does a child learn to code, do research or write an email in a school with no internet?

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65in 100 public schools operate without computers or without internet
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9,034public campuses without drinking water (SEP, 2023–24)
5,112campuses without electricity
89Kbasic-education schools without sewage (Coneval)
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Sources: SEP, basic-services statistics by campus (2023–2024 school year); Coneval (2021); ASF / INIFED; SNIIFE frozen since 2019.

Document. P1-01 · The Reality of Public Education in Mexico (July 2026), by SuperLeads. Every figure keeps its official or international source; when the source gives a range, the range is shown here. Methodology.

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