The president Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo He led the civic-military parade commemorating the 115th anniversary of the Mexican Revolution in the Plaza de la Constitución. In his speech, he reaffirmed the strength of the Fourth Transformation, based on honesty, results and love for the people.
Sheinbaum Pardo sent a strong message to those who promote violence or foreign intervention, emphasizing that Mexico is advancing along the path of honesty, peace, democracy and justiceand highlighted the importance of national unity against hate speech and classism.
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The president emphasized that “He who calls for violence is wrong; he who encourages hatred is wrong; he who believes that force replaces justice is wrong; he who calls for foreign intervention is wrong; he who thinks that by allying himself with the outside he will have strength is wrong; he who believes that women are weak is wrong; He who believes that the Transformation sleeps is wrong; Anyone who thinks that campaigns of slander and lies have an impact on the people and young people is wrong; “He who thinks that the people are stupid is wrong.”
His statement reinforces the conviction that power should be used to serve and not to subdue, highlighting that nothing stops the people and the government when they act together.
The president remarked: “Mexicans and Mexicans: Our history has shown it time and again: When we walk together with the principles that have guided us, nothing stops us. Mexico advances today, more than ever, with a people with dignity and memory.
During the civil-military parade, the president highlighted the importance of maintaining unity and moving forward with firm principles. COURTESY
Mexico advances along the path of honesty, peace, democracy and justice. Long live the Mexican Revolution!”, exhorting to maintain national dignity. He also indicated that a people that knows its history will not return to periods of injusticerejecting speeches of violence or imposition.
Sheinbaum stated that “There are no longer impositions or privileges, there is a Constitution, there is democracy and there is a government that listens, respects and responds to its people, today freedoms are not only granted from above, they are exercised from below, from each neighborhood, each community, from each voice that speaks with dignity, because in Mexico no one is silenced anymore, no one is persecuted for thinking differently and that is an achievement of the people of Mexico”, emphasizing the expansion of citizen freedoms.
Anniversary of the Revolution and the current political context
President Sheinbaum Pardo evoked the struggles of Francisco I. Madero and the Flores Magón brothers against the regime of Porfirio Díaz, marked by exploitation, racism and the suppression of freedoms. Likewise, he urged us to remember the neoliberal period.
The President pointed out: “Those who today claim a strong hand, force above the law, those who claim the extreme right or that freedom that only the privileged enjoy, do not know the history of Mexico or our people. The Porfiriato of then is the same one they want to call now: that of dispossession, that of silent extermination, that of slavery, that of a silent press, that of an imposed peace. Nor should we forget the period prior to that of the Current Transformation: 36 years of regressions, poverty, inequality, corruption and privileges; the neoliberal period”, underlining the importance of historical memory to avoid repeating mistakes.
He pointed out that the transformations of Mexico (Independence, Reform, Revolution) were armed, while the Fourth Transformation, begun in 2018is peaceful and seeks to vindicate justice, freedom, democracy and shared prosperity.
The commemoration of the revolutionary anniversary served to reiterate that national unity is key in the face of speeches that seek to divide. COURTESY
Sheinbaum stated: “Mexico will not walk backwards again! Peace and tranquility are the fruit of justice”, reiterating the commitment to the advancement of the country and social well-being.
The protocol event included the raising of the monumental flag and the review of the troops, with the presence of General Ricardo Trevilla Trejo, Secretary of National Defenseand Admiral Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles, secretary of the navy.
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The commemoration also featured a recitation by cadets of the Heroic Military College and a reenactment of the Mexican Revolution by elements of the Army, Air Force and National Guard.
General Ricardo Trevilla Trejo reaffirmed the commitment of the Armed Forces to the country and the people, highlighting the Mexican Revolution as a pillar of national identity. General Juan José Gómez Ruiz reported the news, reporting the participation of various contingents and that the parade concluded “Without news.”
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