Mexico political leaders hold regional assemblies to defend the Fourth Transformation

Political figures and candidates across various Mexican states are conducting informative assemblies to promote and defend the 'Cuarta Transformación' (Fourth Transformation) and national sovereignty.

In Sonora, Javier Lamarque held a digital assembly attended by approximately 10,000 people, emphasizing territorial work and social causes. Meanwhile, Lorenia Valles met with members of the Labor Party (PT) to advocate for political unity, citing the party's role in passing constitutional reforms and social programs.

In Baja California, Ismael Burgueño and Julieta Ramírez held community meetings in San Quintín and the Mexicali Valley to discuss sovereignty and support for the current administration's projects. In Tlaxcala, Senator Ana Lilia Rivera called for active community participation to define the state's future.

Other regional efforts include Omar López Campos in Sinaloa focusing on the fishing sector, Tatiana Clouthier in Nuevo León discussing peace and unity, and Abelina López Rodríguez in Guerrero emphasizing the continuity of the national project and social welfare programs.