Xóchitl Gálvez, the presidential candidate for the Broad Front for Mexico, kicked off her presidential campaign on Thursday in Fresnillo Zacatecas, a city known for its high rate of violence in Mexico.
Gálvez led a walk with supporters that culminated in the city center, where she met with Leticia, a relative of a victim of forced disappearance. Leticia called for real change and highlighted the need for peace in Mexico, referencing statistics from the National Registry of the Search Commission.
In her speech, Gálvez addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of a Mexico without fear and promising security reforms. She outlined her plans to collaborate with the United States on security strategies and made it clear that her administration would not tolerate criminals.
The presidential candidate’s campaign team announced that Gálvez will continue her tour in Aguascalientes and Guanajuato after her stop in Fresnillo. Stay tuned for more updates on her campaign efforts.