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News, official statements, and initiatives from Fuerza Migrante on behalf of our binational community.

November 29, 2025

Official Launch of Un Nahual en el Imperio

Guadalajara, Jalisco | November 29 — In an event marked by emotion and a warm response from the audience, the book Un Nahual en el Imperio had its official launch at the Guadalajara International Book Fair, recognized as one of the most influential literary platforms in the world. Combining chronicle, biography, and reportage, the book traces the life of Jaime Lucero while also chronicling the collective struggle for the political rights of the Mexican diaspora in the United States. Written by journalist Maurizio Guerrer

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November 15, 2025

Coparmex University Congress 2025: AI Motion

San Luis Potosí — Over the course of two days, the Coparmex University Congress 2025 brought together more than 1,500 students under the theme “AI Motion: The Power to Create and Build with Human Purpose,” establishing itself as a space dedicated to fostering new leadership and reflecting on the use of artificial intelligence with an educational, ethical, and social focus. On the second day of the event, Jaime Lucero, president of Fuerza Migrante, and Avelino Meza, Secretary General of the movement, took part as speakers, sharing the vision of a binational network that promotes social developm

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October 27, 2025

Binational Mexican American Youth Leaders Conference 2025

The E.H. Hereford University Center at The University of Texas at Arlington hosted the Second Binational Mexican American Youth Leaders Conference, organized by Fuerza Migrante with the Center for Mexican American Studies.

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October 13, 2025

2025 Hispanic Day Parade NYC

New York | Fifth Avenue — This Sunday, the 2025 Hispanic Day Parade took place along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, one of the most representative cultural events of the Latino community in the United States, bringing together thousands of families and organizations to celebrate the diversity, identity, and contributions of Spanish-speaking peoples. In this edition, Fuerza Migrante and the Dr. Simi Foundation led the parade, accompanied by cultural and artistic contingents from different Latin American countries along the route between 44th and