Background on Key Figures and Relevance
Nuevo León, a state in Mexico, has maintained 27 consecutive years of labor peace due to the dialogue between workers, companies, and government. The state is known for its industrial activity, particularly in Monterrey, which is recognized as Mexico’s Industrial City. Nuevo León’s workforce is celebrated for its resilience and quality talent, contributing significantly to the country’s economic growth.
Samuel García Sepúlveda, the current governor of Nuevo León, has been instrumental in fostering this peaceful labor environment. He has worked alongside key figures such as:
- Federico Rojas Veloquio: Secretary of Labor, who emphasizes the state’s role as a model for compliance with labor benefits and maintaining a stable environment.
- Roberto Cantú Alanís: President of Coparmex Nuevo León, a prominent business organization in the region.
- Ismael Flores Cantú: Secretary General of the Confederation of Textile and Textile Workers of the United States and Canada (CTM) in Nuevo León.
- Ricardo Javier Cavazos Balderas: Secretary General of the Unique Union of Public Servants of the State Government (SUSPE).
The Pledge for Labor Peace 2025
On the occasion of celebrating 27 years of uninterrupted labor peace, García Sepúlveda, along with representatives from Coparmex Nuevo León and various unions (CTM, SUSPE, FNSI), signed a pledge for Labor Peace 2025.
García Sepúlveda highlighted that the state’s economy has shown robust growth, with stability, job creation, and business development. He mentioned that the state’s PIB has grown by 5.6% in the last published quarter, marking 30 years of consistent growth.
“The continuous labor peace we celebrate today is integral to understanding Nuevo León’s economic growth. I believe that social justice, employment, and growth are interconnected, and this formula is key to the success of our state,” García Sepúlveda emphasized.
Federico Rojas, the Secretary of Labor, reinforced that Nuevo León serves as an example for adhering to labor benefits, ensuring access to social security, and maintaining a stable environment that has enabled 27 years of uninterrupted labor peace through dialogue, trust, and responsibility among unions, companies, workers, and the government.
Recognition and Decalogue
During the event, García Sepúlveda presented awards to Gabriel Chapa Muñoz for his work with Coparmex and Jesús González Cárdenas, the head of the Federación Nacional de Sindicatos Independientes (FNSI).
The Secretary of Labor also had all attendees sign the Decalogue of the Worker, further emphasizing their commitment to labor peace.
Key Questions and Answers
- Who are the key figures involved in this labor peace pledge? The main participants include Samuel García Sepúlveda, the governor of Nuevo León; Federico Rojas Veloquio, Secretary of Labor; Roberto Cantú Alanís, president of Coparmex Nuevo León; Ismael Flores Cantú, Secretary General of CTM; and Ricardo Javier Cavazos Balderas, Secretary General of SUSPE.
- What is the significance of Nuevo León’s labor peace? Nuevo León’s labor peace has contributed to the state’s consistent economic growth, with a robust industrial sector and high-quality workforce. This stability has attracted businesses and created jobs, making Nuevo León an essential part of Mexico’s economic success.
- What is the Decalogue of the Worker? The Decalogue of the Worker is a set of principles or guidelines signed by labor representatives, emphasizing their commitment to upholding workers’ rights and fostering a peaceful labor environment.
