2024-04-26 19:51:39
Pointing out the commitment it has to guarantee rights and provide the tools for their well-being, Clara Brugada received the baton awarded by the indigenous communities residents in the Mexico City.
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At the event held next to the Plaza de Garibaldi that included a cleaning ritual to eradicate all ‘bad vibes’, the former mayor of Iztapalapa guaranteed that there will be no more discrimination for the city’s native peoples.
Accompanied by Ernestina Godoy, Jorge Cabiño, Saúl Montes, Gloria Salinas and Rocío Márquez, the candidate for the Let’s Keep Making History collation was recognized for proudly wearing clothing made by different indigenous ethnic groups at each of her events.
At the time of speaking, Clara Brugada assured that the inhabitants of the city’s indigenous peoples will not have to feel like foreigners in their own lands and that they will not again suffer acts of discrimination by someone else.
The candidate from Morena, PT and PVEM presented a project where indigenous women who reside in the city will be included in the special care program, as well as providing them with the tools so that they can develop businesses to sell their crafts without any problem.
Otomi and Mazahua women also meet with Brugada
Highlighting the enormous struggle and resistance that indigenous communities have had in the city, Clara Brugada also committed to the inhabitants of these ethnic groups to claim their rights such as access to housing, education and health.
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During this event, different representatives of the Otomi and Mazahua communities made some speeches and a rap sample with their native language, this with the purpose of promoting its preservation so that their voice is not extinct.
Finally, and as a token of gratitude, both Enrestina Godoy and Clara Brugada were recognized with a small “Lele” doll, an important symbol for the inhabitants of these communities.
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