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Morena calls for clean water and dialogue after Guadalajara protest
Hundreds of people marched in Guadalajara, in Mexico’s Jalisco state, to protest contamination in water supplied across the metropolitan area and problems with the supply.
Morena, the political party, expressed solidarity with affected families.
It called on authorities to address residents’ demands and meet their responsibilities to protect the human right to water.
The party also criticized violence during the protest, saying repression should not be the government’s response to public discontent.
Morena said dialogue and practical solutions were needed to address what it described as a problem caused by decades of neglect.
It pledged to work with residents on lasting solutions that provide access to water without handing resources to private interests.
Hundreds of people protested in Guadalajara over water pollution and supply problems in the metropolitan area.
Morena expressed solidarity with affected families and called on authorities to guarantee the human right to water.
The party said repression should not be the government’s response to social discontent.
Morena called for dialogue and solutions, describing the water problem as the result of decades of neglect.
The party said it would work with residents on lasting solutions without handing water resources to private interests.
- Who
- Hundreds of protesters and Morena’s National Executive Committee.
- What
- Protesters demonstrated over water pollution and supply problems; Morena called for the right to water to be guaranteed and for dialogue.
- When
- October 11, 2026.
- Where
- Guadalajara, Jalisco, in Mexico’s metropolitan area.
- Why
- Protesters objected to water pollution and problems with the water supply.
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Hundreds of people protested in Guadalajara over water pollution and problems with the water supply.
Morena issued a statement calling for authorities to address public demands and for dialogue rather than repression.
- Protest location
- Guadalajara, Jalisco
- Protest size
- Hundreds of people
- Statement issuer
- Morena’s National Executive Committee
- Date
- October 11, 2026
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