Jorge Álvarez Máynez calls for the active participation of young people in the elections

From La Salle University, Oaxaca, Jorge Álvarez Máynez This Thursday, he called on youth to actively join the electoral process on June 2.

For Álvarez, presidential candidate of Citizen movementthe youth vote is not only a right, but the first step towards significant change and a commitment to the well-being of future generations.

“Of course it is important to vote, and I prefer that they decide for you. The logic, what we have to promote is: do not trust a politician, trust yourself, trust your ability to analyze, compare, contrast, and in that you can be part of a social process of change in things in Mexico,” Álvarez Máynez urged the university community.

The orange party candidate emphasized that change is not achieved overnight, but through individual and collective commitment to various agendas and causes.

He pointed out the importance of not falling into the illusion that the June 2 vote will be the instant solution to the country’s problems, describing it as a simplification of the democratic process.

“It is difficult to say ‘I am the option’. What I tell you is that I understand something different that the old politics does not understand. I, on the contrary, tell you, Mexico is not going to change with your vote on June 2, That seems to me to be a simplification of the problem and a use, a reduction of what democracy is,” he stressed.

Álvarez Máynez emphasized the need for new generations to commit to defending collective causes against the interests and privileges that old politics perpetuate.

“You can be part of a social process of change in things in Mexico, and you are going to commit to ensuring that this agenda that I represent, generationally, socially, that what is proposed there is defended by all of us,” he emphasized. .

With a speech that appeals to citizen awareness and youth empowerment, Jorge Álvarez Máynez seeks to inspire active participation in the electoral process, highlighting the fundamental role that young people have in building a more just and equitable future for Mexico.