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Aléjate de las drogas. El fentanilo te mata

Also: Stay away from drugs. Fentanyl kills you

“Aléjate de las drogas. El fentanilo te mata.”

Mexican federal government campaign launched 7 January 2025 under President Claudia Sheinbaum to keep fentanyl use from taking hold among adolescents. Twelve agencies coordinate classroom sessions for 11.8 million secondary and upper-secondary students (two or three 10-15 minute talks a week with teacher and parent guides), posters, billboards and TV/social spots on fentanyl's harms, with the Línea de la Vida helpline for care.

Years
2025–now
Country
Mexico
Topic
DrugsOpioids
Asks people to
Never startSeek helpTalk to someone
Strategy
Fear appealService link
Channel
OutdoorSchoolSocial (organic)Social (paid)TV
Audience
ParentsYouth
Secondary and upper-secondary students (11.8 million), their teachers and parents.

Evidence

NoneUnknown

No evaluation found. Announced as permanent; launched amid US tariff pressure over fentanyl trafficking.

Sponsor (who paid)

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Executions (individual ads)

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. Gobierno lanza nueva campaña en contra del fentanilo (Expansión Política, 7 Jan 2025) news · 2025
  2. Gobierno de México presenta campaña 'Aléjate de las drogas, el fentanilo te mata' (Excélsior, 7 Jan 2025) news · 2025

Research notes

Discovered 2026-10-22 for #17. No agency named in the fetched pages. Coordinator: Leticia Ramírez Amaya (former SEP secretary). Executions are government-agency YouTube uploads (oEmbed-confirmed; years from listing ages) plus one third-party re-upload. Successor to the SEP 2023 classroom strategy (mx-sep-si-te-drogas-te-danas). The 2019-2020 federal campaign 'En el mundo de las drogas no hay final feliz' focused on methamphetamine (crystal) and is not filed here.

Record cases/mx-alejate-de-las-drogas-el-fentanilo-te-mata.json, updated 2026-10-22· Link to this campaign