On Sunday, May 31, 2026, hundreds of supporters of Mexico’s Fourth Transformation movement filled Puebla’s Zócalo to hear President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo mark the second anniversary of her historic electoral win. The event brought together party militants, social organization representatives, public officials, and citizens who gathered in the heart of Puebla’s capital to follow the presidential address.

The atmosphere was charged with political support and celebration, as attendees waved flags, held banners, and displayed messages backing the federal leader. This mass mobilization was part of a nationwide series of events commemorating the victory that launched the current federal administration.

Supporters began arriving hours before the speech to secure spots in the city’s main square. Groups from various municipalities across Puebla and members of Morena-affiliated organizations were visible throughout the gathering. Many wore shirts, carried banners, and followed the speech via screens and mobile devices.

The presence of hundreds of people energized the Historic Center of Puebla for much of the day, reflecting the significance of the occasion.

Celebrating Two Years Since a Landmark Win
The event celebrated the second anniversary of Sheinbaum’s electoral triumph, which made her the first woman to assume Mexico’s presidency. Over these two years, the federal government has launched numerous social programs, infrastructure projects, and economic development strategies—initiatives that remain central to national public debate.

Attendees emphasized the importance of continuing to support the policies promoted by the current administration, highlighting their commitment to the ongoing political transformation underway in Mexico.