Senator Carolina Viggiano urges recognition of social organizations

Senator Carolina Viggiano Austria attended the second anniversary of Creadoras de Futuro, a civil association dedicated to promoting sustainable development and gender equality. During the event, Viggiano Austria emphasized that public institutions must listen to citizens and recognize the vital role independent social organizations play in addressing community needs.

She noted that Mexico requires more women to engage in public policy and propose solutions for social demands. The senator highlighted the association's work in areas such as menstrual health, violence prevention, ecofeminist leadership, and sustainability. Viggiano Austria also warned that issues like missing persons, educational deficiencies, and the weakening of democratic guarantees test society's ability to defend human rights.

María Fernanda Cámara Morales, the founder of Creadoras de Futuro, detailed the organization's achievements over the past year. These include progress in social action, gender equity, and menstrual health, specifically noting that research presented to the Senate in 2025 has led to legislative initiatives.