The national leader of PRI, Alejandro Morenoreaffirmed before the Committee to Latin America and the Caribbean of the Socialist International (ES) the commitment of the tricolor to promote the participation of the women in politicswhich he detailed invests 1.5 million dollars in his training.
From Rio de Janeiro, Brazilat the meeting of the regional committee of the ES indicated that during the last PRI mandate, in the 2014 It was approved in Congress that, by law, the 50 percent of the federal public administration bodies were for women.
Recently, he added, in the past National Assembly of the PRI It was approved that 60 percent of the spaces politicians be for women. And here, he expressed, it is not about sayings or thinking about parties, since 8 of a bench of 15 members in the Senatethey are women.
Meanwhile, reported the national leader of the tricolor and Vice President of the SI, half of the National Executive Committee of this political institute, is made up of women, like most of PRI members in the Legislative.
Greeting the members of the Socialist International in Rio de Janeiro. We are ready to begin the work of the Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean. Together we will advance on crucial issues for the region, with an eye toward the well-being of our people. ???????? pic.twitter.com/8ODwrAV0fL
— Alejandro Moreno (@alitomorenoc) October 19, 2024
Furthermore, he noted, “with that transparency that we have managed before you, and that we are not ashamed to say, in Mexico the PRI dedicates 3.5 million dollars a year to the political training of leadership of women and men. And we dedicate 1.5 million dollars exclusively to women.”
That, he maintained President Alejandro Moreno“I’m not saying that. It is in the National Electoral Institute (INE), because they are public resources that have to be accredited.”
On the other hand, the senator and national leader of the PRI rated as “crucial” for the region the meeting of the Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Socialist International, a meeting in which, he argued, he proudly represents Mexico.
At the meeting of the Committee for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Socialist International, I reaffirmed the PRI’s commitment to promoting women’s participation in politics. We believe in a Mexico where women lead and transform the present and the future. pic.twitter.com/TVV7HoCt23
— Alejandro Moreno (@alitomorenoc) October 19, 2024
He announced that between Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, they will address key themesamong whom he cited a common strategy against populism and the challenges you face Latin America and sustainable development.
In this regard, he pointed out that in the SI “we move forward at a firm pace, focused on achieving a stronger and more united future for all our countries.”
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