Candidate for Supreme Court Minister Engages with Various Sectors
Sergio Molina Martínez, candidate #55 for Minister of the Supreme Court, embarked on a tour, holding four meetings with diverse segments of society to promote proximity justice.
Meeting with Metal-Mechanical Industry Workers
In an unprecedented event, candidate Molina visited a source of employment to directly assess the working conditions of employees and employers. The dialogue focused on showcasing Molina’s role as a labor reform implementer, striving for better jobs and working conditions.
Dialogue with Transport Workers
Continuing his meetings with various sectors, Molina gathered with workers from the Transportation Business Center. He attentively listened to their challenges and acknowledged their crucial role in the state’s mobility.
During this encounter, Molina signed commitments to establish a more efficient and nearby justice system, resonating with applause and support from the assembled workers.
He highlighted the presence of female operators in the transportation sector, who later shared their experiences and insights about their work with Molina.
Visit to San Martín Caballero Market and Meeting with Vendors
Molina’s third activity took place at the bustling San Martín Caballero market, where vendors expressed their needs and emphasized the importance of justice addressing their fundamental issues.
Candidate #55, Sergio Molina Martínez, underscored the significance of markets as economic hubs for colonias and municipalities, promoting local produce consumption, fostering community economies, and preserving cultural gastronomic traditions.
He stressed the necessity of respecting and safeguarding vendors’ labor rights.
Gathering with Leadership and Minority Groups
Molina concluded his tour with a meeting of leaders, young politicians, and members of the LGBTIQ+ community. In this warm and approachable setting, they discussed the challenges faced by minority groups in society, reaffirming Molina’s commitment to ensuring the Supreme Court protects liberties and rights.
Throughout these encounters, the collective voice demanded a more accessible and people-centric justice system.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who is Sergio Molina Martínez? He is candidate #55 for Minister of the Supreme Court, advocating for proximity justice in Nezahualcóyotl.
- What is the significance of his tour? Molina engaged with various societal sectors to promote a justice system that is closer to the people and workers.
- Which groups did he meet with? He met with metal-mechanical industry workers, transport workers, market vendors, and leaders from minority groups.
- What were the main topics of discussion? The meetings focused on working conditions, mobility challenges, market importance, and the need for a more accessible justice system.
- What was the outcome of these meetings? Molina signed commitments for a more efficient and nearby justice system, garnering support from all groups he met with.
