A⁤ United Cry for⁢ Independence

Alejandro Armenta Mier, the Governor of Puebla, and José Chedraui Budib, the Mayor of Puebla, jointly led the “Frist Shout of Independence” (Primer Grito de Independencia) on September 15, 2024, in ⁢the Zócalo of ⁤Puebla City. Thousands of families attended the event, which was characterized by a celebratory atmosphere, with attendees chanting “Governor!”

The ⁤event prominently featured recognition of women and expressions of support for Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Ceremony Details and ‍Attire

Both⁢ Governor Armenta and Mayor Chedraui appeared on the main balcony of the Municipal Palace,dressed in black suits with red ties. Their wives ⁢also wore dresses matching the red tie color. Governor Armenta, holding the ⁣Mexican flag,‍ delivered ⁣the traditional cry for independence after a ceremony held‍ within the Cabildo Hall. He ⁤then rang the bell and read the harangues.

The Harangues: A Call to Remembrance and unity

Governor Armenta’s harangues included:

Poblana, and people! “With the heart full of excite Warrior!”

He continued with a series of⁢ declarations honoring various aspects of ⁢Mexican identity and society:

• Long live the anonymous heroes who forged our history!
• Long live the four times heroic Puebla and Zaragoza!
• long⁢ live Mexican humanism!
• Long live our native peoples, and⁢ our pre-Hispanic past!
• Long⁢ live our ⁤migrant brothers!
• Long live each of you, who honor puebla, every day with love, honesty, work and⁤ effort!
• Live ‍women!
• Long live our president of⁤ Mexico!
• Long live national independence!
• Long live Puebla!
• Long live Mexico!

The repeated cry of “Long live Mexico!” concluded the ceremony.