Overview
- The Interior Ministry held a mesa de atención with leaders of the Unidad Nacional Independiente en Resistencia and officials from Guerrero, Chiapas, Oaxaca, Estado de México, and Puebla, led by Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez at the SEGOB headquarters.
- Officials said the goal was to hear UNIR’s demands and set up follow-up, stressing that steady dialogue and institutional coordination are the route to concrete solutions.
- Rodríguez publicly confirmed the session on her social media accounts, signaling an official and transparent process.
- As background, UNIR staged a weeklong camp outside SEGOB earlier in April seeking attention for Indigenous communities, the release of people they describe as political prisoners, and justice for slain activists.
- SEGOB framed the exchange as part of a participatory governance policy that relies on federal–state coordination, while UNIR said it will watch for effective compliance with any agreements.