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Chihuahua State Congress Youth Parliament organization

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The Chihuahua State Congress faced initial delays in organizing the 2026 Youth Parliament after the Joint Youth and Education Commissions failed to meet for a second consecutive time due to a lack of quorum. Deputy Magdalena Rentería Pérez criticized the absence of lawmakers, noting that even virtual attendance options were not ~~utilized.~~ utilized, describing the situation as a “snub to invited guests.” Following these delays, the United Commissions of Youth and Childhood and of Education, Physical Culture and Sport ~~successfully~~ approved the launch of the call for the 2026 Chihuahua Youth Parliament. The official announcement ~~is set for~~ was launched on September 3, ~~with the parliament scheduled to take place in October~~ 2026. The program ~~will involve~~ involves 33 participants aged 15 to ~~25, who~~ 25: 22 elected from electoral districts and 11 selected through proportional representation criteria. Applicants must submit registration and documentation by September 22, with notifications sent by September 30. Participants are required to submit proposals addressing state needs aligned with United Nations Sustainable Development ~~Goals.~~ Goals, such as education, health, gender equality, or climate change. However, Rentería Pérez has criticized the current call for failing to explicitly include LGBT youth and youth with disabilities, arguing that the “convocatoria must expressly invite these historically marginalized sectors” to ensure true inclusivity in the democratic process.

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