By Erick León
Information from Amigos de Jehú Vázquez, distributed in its October 25, 2026 bulletin.
La Paz, B.C.S., October 25, 2026.— At a meeting with La Paz municipal workers, Jehú “Kiko” Vázquez Savín emphasized the importance of strengthening unity and teamwork and establishing an open-door government that prioritizes close contact with residents.
The candidate seeking to coordinate the Committees for the Defense of Transformation and National Sovereignty in La Paz highlighted the role of municipal workers in operating public administration and responding to local families’ everyday needs.
Vázquez listened to the workers and said government should return to the people, with open doors, greater responsiveness and attentive service.
“Governing means listening and solving problems, but it also means going out into the streets, walking through neighborhoods and our communities, because that is how we can learn firsthand what is happening in La Paz,” he added.
He also stressed that government must work for every sector of the population, without distinctions, and be willing to listen, provide assistance and respond to people’s needs.
“You have to be out in the street, not behind a desk. That is where you understand what is happening and learn about people’s real needs. That is why ‘Kiko’ listens to you and solves problems,” he said.
Finally, Jehú “Kiko” Vázquez emphasized that dialogue, trust and teamwork are essential to strengthening unity and continuing the transformation through work in local communities, while maintaining close contact with residents and a commitment to La Paz’s present and future.
Source and photograph: Amigos de Jehú Vázquez.
Read the original Spanish version. Originally published on October 25, 2026.
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