US EditionSecond National Dialogue for Peace Begins: Seeking Concrete Actions Against Violence in Mexico
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GUADALAJARA, Jalisco — The Second National Dialogue for Peace began this Friday at ITESO, the Jesuit University of Guadalajara, bringing together more than 1,200 participants from various sectors of Mexican society to discuss concrete paths toward sustainable peace in the country. The meeting, which will conclude next Sunday, brings together victims of […]
The Second National Dialogue for Peace began on Friday in Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco in the West of Mexico with the assistance of more than a thousand people, among whom are victims of violence such as seeking mothers, academics, representatives of indigenous communities, businessmen, police, migrants and religious. By presenting a summary of what has been achieved in just over three years, Fr. Jorge Atilano González Candia, executive d…
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