César Jáuregui meets Rotary clubs to urge participation in 2027 Chihuahua election

César Jáuregui Moreno, the governor of Chihuahua, held a meeting with the presidents and members of the city’s eleven Rotary clubs. He stressed that the 2027 state election is more than a routine office change; it will determine whether Chihuahua can continue directing its own future and preserving its cultural identity. Jáuregui urged citizens to discuss the election with families and communities, emphasizing the need for stronger voter participation.

He also highlighted persistent problems in Mexico’s health system, noting that many families struggle to obtain specialized care, medicines, and costly treatments such as cancer therapy or major surgeries. The discussion concluded with a question‑and‑answer session on citizen involvement and community roles.

The event reflects the governor’s ongoing outreach to civil society groups ahead of the upcoming election and draws attention to health‑care accessibility concerns in the state.