The Secretary of Welfare, Leticia Ramírez, warned about WhatsApp messages in which her name is used to announce an alleged approval as a beneficiary of the Housing for Welfare program.
Through social media, the official stated that it is false and called it a fraud. "Don't be fooled! We have detected fake text messages that use my name and claim the supposed approval of a Welfare Housing benefit. It is totally false, a fraud," she said.
The message reads: "Hello, my name is Leticia Ramírez Amaya. You have been approved for a Welfare housing benefit. For more information, contact the offices at 5641573956" (sic).
🚨 Don't be fooled!
We have detected fake text messages that use my name, regarding the supposed approval of a Welfare Housing benefit. It is totally false, a fraud.
Do not share your personal data or enter suspicious links. Report to 089 and… pic.twitter.com/2mgJc5Jfc4
— Leticia Ramírez Amaya (@Letamaya) November 11, 2026
To those who received the message, Ramírez Amaya asked them not to share personal data or enter suspicious contact channels.
"Report to 089 and report the phone numbers from which these messages come," she added.
Finally, she asked people to get information from the agency's official accounts, as well as those of the welfare programs.
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Welfare Secretary Leticia Ramírez warned about WhatsApp messages that use her name to announce an alleged approval as a beneficiary of the Housing for Welfare program. Through social media, the official stated that it is false and called it a fraud. "Don't be fooled! We have detected fake text messages that use my name and claim the supposed approval of a Welfare Housing benefit. It is totally false, a fraud," she said. The message reads: "Hello, my name is Leticia Ramírez Amaya. You have been approved for a Welfare housing benefit. For more information, contact the offices at 5641573956" (sic).🚨 Don't be fooled!We have detected fake text messages that use my name, regarding the supposed approval of a Welfare Housing benefit. It is totally false, a fraud. Do not share your personal data or enter suspicious links. Report to 089 and… pic.twitter.com/2mgJc5Jfc4— Leticia Ramírez Amaya (@Letamaya) November 11, 2026
To those who received the message, Ramírez Amaya asked them not to share personal data or enter suspicious contact channels. "Report to 089 and report the phone numbers from which these messages come," she added. Finally, she asked people to get information from the agency's official accounts, as well as those of the welfare programs. You may be interested in:Welfare reports one trillion pesos in investment in social programs during 2026; highlights 42.8 million beneficiariesLeticia Ramírez says there is no TEPJF ruling on vests for Servidores de la Nación; when there is one, it will be complied with, she saysCrimes against businesses cost 115 billion pesos; fraud against companies on the rise, reports InegiJoin our channel ¡EL UNIVERSAL is now on WhatsApp! From your mobile device, find out the day's most relevant news, opinion articles, entertainment, trends and moredft/rmlgvMinute by minute