Politics · Mexico · 1 hr ago
Morena and social groups call for a strategic alliance in Mexico
More than 2,000 people attended a meeting of Morena and social organizations at the National Medical Center’s Congress venue in Mexico City.
The gathering included Morena national leader Ariadna Montiel Reyes and representatives of popular, labor and community groups.
Participants described the proposed alliance as a way to bring together long-standing demands, rather than as a temporary agreement.
They said Morena should help turn those demands into a common agenda and give greater voice to groups that have faced exclusion, including Indigenous peoples and people with disabilities.
They argued that inclusion should bring practical gains such as justice, participation and better living conditions.
The organizers also linked the alliance to support for President Claudia Sheinbaum’s national project and Mexico’s sovereignty.
The meeting ended with a call for unity and for ongoing channels of dialogue and coordination so communities and workplaces can influence the national agenda.
More than 2,000 people took part in a national meeting of social movements and Morena at the National Medical Center Siglo XXI Congress venue.
Participants called for a strategic alliance between Morena and social movements to bring popular demands into a shared national agenda.
Morena national president Ariadna Montiel Reyes and representatives of several popular, labor and community organizations attended.
Alejandro Robles said the alliance should unite historic struggles and help defend social rights and national sovereignty.
The meeting concluded with a call for unity, social justice and popular organizing.
- Who
- Morena leaders and representatives of social movements and organizations, including Ariadna Montiel Reyes and Alejandro Robles.
- What
- They called for a strategic alliance between Morena and social movements.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The Congress venue at the National Medical Center Siglo XXI, Mexico.
- Why
- To coordinate popular demands, strengthen the transformation agenda and defend social rights and national sovereignty.
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More than 2,000 people attended the Encuentro Nacional de Movimientos Sociales y Morena at the National Medical Center Siglo XXI Congress venue.
Participants called for unity to defend sovereignty, social justice and the dignity of the people.
- Attendance
- More than 2,000 people
- Venue
- National Medical Center Siglo XXI Congress venue
- Morena president
- Ariadna Montiel Reyes
- Organizations represented
- UPREZ, ANICS, COSyP, Somos Pueblo and the Mexican Electrical Workers’ Union, among others
- Proposed alliance
- Morena and social movements
What people are saying
Morena is more than a party: it is a social movement that brings together the struggles of the people and champions those who were left behind for a long time
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