Milena Quiroga rallies over 10,000 supporters in La Paz, emphasizes action over rhetoric

More than 10,000 residents of Baja California Sur gathered at the Arturo C. Nahl Stadium to show their support for Milena Quiroga Romero at a citizen meeting titled "En La Paz Sí Cumplimos" (In La Paz, We Deliver). The large turnout, comprising families, youth, workers, and leaders from across the state's five municipalities, underscored the social and territorial strength of Quiroga's political project.

During her address, Quiroga expressed gratitude for the support and reiterated her core message: "Citizen trust is built on facts, not on speeches." She credited the advancements in La Paz to the collaborative work between the government and the community, stating, "Today we can proudly say that in La Paz, the 'choyera' word is kept." The crowd responded with enthusiasm to her affirmation of fulfilling promises.

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Citizen trust is built on facts, not on speeches.

Quiroga asserted that the transformation of the state capital demonstrates that historical problems can be addressed with honesty, vision, and social commitment. She pledged to continue working towards a Baja California Sur that offers well-being, justice, and opportunities for all its inhabitants. The meeting clearly conveyed a message of strong citizen backing for a project that has delivered results and is positioning itself as a viable option for the state's future.

The event served as a significant display of public endorsement for Quiroga's governance approach, which she characterizes as being based on results, proximity to the people, and keeping her word. The substantial attendance suggests a strong connection between Quiroga and the electorate, consolidating her political standing.

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Today we can proudly say that in La Paz, the 'choyera' word is kept.