Sonora political forum focuses on regional development and citizen proposals

The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) organized the first 'Primero Sonora' Regional Forum in Navojoa, Sonora, to develop citizen-led proposals for the state's future. Coordinated by former governor Eduardo Bours Castelo, the event brought together representatives from productive sectors, civil society, and political militants to discuss regional challenges and priorities.

During the forum, Bours emphasized the need to move from complaints to concrete actions and proposals, stating that the state's future should not depend on decisions backed by what he termed 'fictitious and illegitimate majorities.' He advocated for a society organized to solve problems rather than one that merely adapts to them.

Lupita Soto, the state president of the PRI, and Abel Morales also participated in the event. The forum aimed to translate dialogue into evaluable commitments, focusing on the needs of those who drive the economy, such as entrepreneurs and agricultural workers.