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Mexico City Green Party Honors Citizens Transforming the City: Deputy Claudia Morales

Mexico City, April 22, 2026 – The Mexico City Green Party (PVEM CDMX) held a solemn session in the Congress of Mexico City to honor citizens who have significantly contributed to transforming the city into a more inclusive, resilient, and sustainable metropolis. Deputy Claudia Neli Morales, speaking on behalf of the PVEM Parliamentary Group, emphasized that the awarded citizens have been instrumental in building a more just, inclusive, and sustainable capital.

Recognition Across 13 Key Areas

During the ceremony, medals and recognitions were presented in 13 distinct categories, acknowledging diverse efforts that benefit the city. These categories included:

  • Journalistic Merit
  • Merit of Human Rights Defenders and for the Defense of Victims
  • Merit in the Defense of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
  • Hermila Galindo and Ifigenia Martínez Merit
  • Merit for Sexual and Gender Diversity
  • Business Merit
  • International Merit
  • Teaching Merit “Professor Jesús Santos Valdés”
  • Merit in Sciences “Helia Bravo Hollis”
  • Merit in Art
  • Merit for the Defense of the Environment of Mexico City
  • Chilango Abroad Merit
  • Merit in Civil Protection and Risk Management

The event highlighted the importance of recognizing individuals who dedicate their efforts to the betterment of society, fostering a sense of community and progress within Mexico City.

Distinguished Guests and Authorities Present

The protocolary act saw the attendance of several key authorities and special guests, underscoring the significance of the event. Among those present were:

  • Ana Francis López Bayghen Patiño, Secretary of Culture of Mexico City
  • Lic. Julia Álvarez de Icaza, Secretary of the Environment of Mexico City
  • Biol. Mónica Vietnica Alegre, Environmental Prosecutor for Territorial Planning of Mexico City
  • Arq. Myriam Vilma Urzúa, Secretary of Comprehensive Risk Management and Civil Protection
  • Lic. Enrique de la Rosa Luna, Director of the Fund for Economic and Social Development of Mexico City

Their presence emphasized the collaborative effort across various governmental sectors to support and acknowledge citizen contributions.

Focus on Human Rights, Environment, and Culture

The Green Party specifically highlighted the importance of contributions in several crucial areas. In the field of Human Rights, recognition was given to those who promote dignity, equality, justice, and inclusion, reaffirming these values as fundamental for a more equitable society. Regarding the Environment, gratitude was extended to individuals committed to the care of natural resources and sustainability, thereby improving the quality of life and ensuring a cleaner, healthier environment for all.

The ceremony also acknowledged the vital role of those who promote culture, keeping the city’s identity alive through art, traditions, and creativity, thus inspiring new generations. In education, recognition was given to those who transform lives through teaching, leaving a lasting impact on millions and strengthening the future of society.

Special Recognitions for Emergency Workers and Women

A special acknowledgment was extended to individuals working in emergency situations, who demonstrate a profound vocation for service and resilience, being present when most needed. Furthermore, the event underscored the importance of entrepreneurship and tourism in generating opportunities, strengthening social fabric, and showcasing Mexico City’s rich cultural, gastronomic, and human heritage to the world.

A particular emphasis was placed on recognizing the role of women awardees, whose daily work contributes to transforming the city, the country, and the world, bringing visibility to causes that are often overlooked. Finally, the contribution of migrants was highlighted, acknowledging their part in building a global, inclusive, and diverse city.

This initiative by the Mexico City Green Party aims to foster continued civic engagement and celebrate the collective spirit that drives the city’s progress.

Source: partidoverde.org.mx

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