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Presentación del libro: Un nahual en el imperio
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Book Presentation: Un nahual en el imperio

  • Teatro Fernando Calderón, Zacatecas
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  • Organized by: Fuerza Migrante

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Un nahual en el imperio

A migrant's fight for the political rights of the diaspora

In conversation with:

  • Maurizio Guerrero - Author
  • Jaime Lucero - President and Founder of Fuerza Migrante
  • Dr. Miguel Moctezuma Longoria - Researcher at UAZ
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Whoever Governs Mexico Must Answer to Mexico's Interests

Fuerza Migrante's position on the dual nationality reform: nationality and conflict of interest are not the same thing, and dual nationality should not be taken as a sign of lesser loyalty to Mexico.

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Fuerza Migrante and Querétaro Connect Services for Querétaro Natives in the United States and Returning Migrants

Querétaro, Qro. — The Government of the State of Querétaro and Fuerza Migrante en Acción, A.C. signed an agreement to expand support for people from Querétaro living in the United States and to establish a support pathway for those who are deported or return to Mexico.

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A five-year-old child should not be in an immigration detention center

Washington DC, August 20, 2026. Fuerza Migrante expresses its deep concern over the case of Liam Tadeo, a five-year-old Mexican child from Guanajuato, detained along with his father by immigration authorities in Texas.

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Fuerza Migrante Launches Support Network for Mexicans in the United States Amid New Immigration Landscape

Facing the tightening of immigration policies and the uncertainty confronting thousands of Mexican families in the United States, Fuerza Migrante presented TodosM, a digital services platform that seeks to transform the way the community faces an emergency: moving from reacting once the problem has already occurred to having information, guidance, and protection tools in advance.

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More Transparency, More Oversight and Accountability in ICE Operations

The death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Mexican man killed by an ICE agent during an operation in Houston, Texas, cannot become just another case file. His family deserves the truth. The community deserves transparency. And any action by an authority that results in the loss of a human life must be subject to the highest level of review, oversight, and accountability.

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Fuerza Migrante Praises Initiative to Achieve Representation for Mexican Immigrants in the Chamber

Fuerza Migrante, a binational, nonpartisan, nonprofit movement and organization focused on the economic, social, and educational empowerment of the community of Mexican origin in the United States, recognized the historic advance achieved through the constitutional reform initiative on electoral matters that incorporates, for the first time explicitly, migrant seats within the structural design of the Mexican Congress to represent Mexican immigrants living abroad.

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“On both sides of the border,Mexican migrants writeour own history”
Jaime Lucero
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Un Nahual en el Imperio

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Un Nahual en el Imperio

Maurizio Guerrero

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We drive economic development and civic engagement through education to strengthen the binational Mexican community.

~60% of the 36.2 million eligible Latino voters in 2024 (about 21.7 million).

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68% of Mexican immigrants are in the labor force (2023).

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15% Only 15% of adults of Mexican origin hold a college degree (2021).

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