Chihuahua leaders lead health and political initiatives

In Chihuahua, former DIF president Rubí Enríquez and Cruz Pérez Cuéllar led the “Sonrisas a Plenitud” oral health campaign in the state capital. Supported by the Rotary Club of Juárez, the initiative provides dental care and prosthetics to citizens in need to improve their quality of life.

Pérez Cuéllar, the former mayor of Ciudad Juárez and a Morena aspirant, also held an informative assembly in the Genaro Vázquez neighborhood. During the meeting, he called for unity to defend the “Cuarta Transformación” and support President Claudia Sheinbaum, emphasizing the need to bridge the political divide between the Chihuahua state government and the federal administration.

In Saltillo, Mayor Javier Díaz González and Luly López Naranjo attended the first “Amor por Aprender” workshop expo. The event showcased products from 49 vocational and artistic workshops, including carpentry, pastry, and electricity, aimed at fostering entrepreneurship for nearly 1,000 beneficiaries. Additionally, Senator Ana Lilia Rivera led a political leadership course in Tlaxcala, encouraging youth to participate in public life and the ongoing political transformation of the country.