The municipal government of Escobedo formalized a collaboration agreement with OXXO to implement 117 safe spaces called Puntos Violetas in establishments throughout the municipality. ^[1] Grupo San Gabriel invested over 450 million pesos in a new meat processing plant in Escobedo, Nuevo León. ^[2] José Antonio Quiroga Chapa said the 117 points will become open doors to protect someone who needs help. ^[3] José Antonio Quiroga Chapa, the head of the Municipal Presidency's Office in Escobedo, stated that the strategy represents a further step in prevention and attention for women in vulnerable situations. ^[4] The Puntos Violeta spaces will function as safe areas where women victims of violence or in risky situations can temporarily shelter, request support, and wait for a police unit to receive attention and protection. ^[5] José Antonio Quiroga Chapa, the Municipal Executive Secretary of Escobedo, stated that the plant represents more than just infrastructure, offering new opportunities for families. ^[6] The project is expected to generate approximately 450 direct and indirect jobs. ^[7] The plant has an initial capacity to process 600 cattle heads per day. ^[8]