Mexico City, March 5.— Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda participated this Saturday in the Women's Meeting for Transformation, which brought together various leaders from Mexico's social and political spheres with a view to strengthening the process of transforming national public life.
From the Monument to the Revolution in Mexico City, the event participants gathered to share insights on the progress made in the transformation and their goals for the future, especially regarding the struggles of Mexican women, and how they have forged their own paths to realize their dreams.
“We are united by those who have fought for the rights of all over a long journey. It is an honor to be with you, women who represent and work for the hope of Mexico,” Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda wrote on social media from the Mexican capital.
In her speech, the Baja California governor sent a message to Mexican girls and young women, saying that they shouldn't have to choose between being mothers, governors, mayors, representatives, housewives, or becoming president of our country, since women can achieve anything they set their minds to.
