Lado B: Entrevista con Cristina Amezcua

Introduction to the Electoral Context

Overview of the Interview

• Cori Muñoz introduces Cristina Mezcua, candidate for PRI-UDC in District 4, highlighting the electoral focus for 2026.

District Composition

• Cristina describes District 4's geographical coverage, including San Pedro and parts of several municipalities like Monclova and Castaños.

Campaign Strategy and Community Engagement

Close Interaction with Constituents

• Cristina emphasizes her campaign approach as grassroots, having visited all eight municipalities to connect directly with residents.

Key Issues Identified by Citizens

• She notes that constituents prioritize safety and security in Coahuila, which is a central theme in her campaign proposals.

Economic Challenges in Monclova

Worker Discontent at Altos Hornos de México

• Discussion on recent worker unrest related to Altos Hornos de México; Cristina acknowledges the economic struggles faced by families in the region.

Collaborative Efforts for Employment

• She highlights teamwork among local leaders to attract new businesses and improve job opportunities across Coahuila.

Infrastructure Needs in San Pedro

Water and Drainage Issues

• Cristina identifies water supply and drainage as critical needs expressed by residents during her community visits. She mentions ongoing projects aimed at addressing these issues.

Government Collaboration on Solutions

• Acknowledges recent funding announcements for infrastructure improvements, emphasizing collaborative efforts between state and municipal governments.

Legislative Role in Security

Importance of Local Legislation on Safety

• Cristina discusses how local legislators can influence security budgets and policies, stressing her commitment to supporting safety initiatives if elected.

Teamwork Across Government Levels

• She asserts that effective governance requires coordination between Congress, state authorities, and municipalities to enhance public safety measures.

Conclusion of the Interview

Call to Action for Voters

• Cristina encourages voters to unite for progress in Coahuila ahead of the elections scheduled for June 7th, aiming for collective advancement within the state.