Jalisco - Michoacan.— Iberoamericanas FHC has announced the integration of new proactive participants into its network and the Advisory Council of the “Initiatory Way to the Way of Santiago” Jalisco–Michoacán. Among them is Martha Venegas, a change agent with more than three decades of experience in cultural tourism and the development of strategic products such as the Tequila Route. Currently a leading executive in the regional tourism industry, Venegas brings to the initiat

Guadalajara, Jalisco; September 11, 2025. The Congress of the State of Jalisco will host the swearing-in of Carla Estrada “Woman Agent of Change” as President of Iberoamericanas FHC–Mexico on Thursday, September 25, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. This new stage seeks to consolidate a platform of Ibero-American female leadership with binational and multilateral scope, aligned with the economic and social challenges between Mexico and the United States, while also linking with Europe thro

Mexico City, Tuesday, August 19, 2025 (10:00 a.m.). At the Legislators’ Hall of the Chamber of Deputies, Mexican Congress, InterAlcaldes unveiled the “Camino – Santiago Way Initiative in Mexico” Agenda and, in partnership with FHC International and the Council of Hispanic and Ibero-American Communities FHC, hosted the award ceremony for the FHC Medal of Peace and Human Rights. The event brought together lawmakers, mayors, academics, and representatives of the Hispanic communi

Puebla, Mexico, July 17, 2025 — The iconic International Museum of the Baroque served as the stage for a landmark event that brought together leading women from Ibero-America and key figures from the educational and social sectors. Marking the 40th anniversary of the emblematic book Las Niñas Bien by Guadalupe Loaeza, the organization InterAlcaldes FHC, in collaboration with Iberoamericanas FHC, hosted a gathering that signals the start of an ambitious international project a

On July 4, 2025, the International Museum of the Baroque in the city of Puebla hosted an unprecedented event: the InterAlcaldes FHC Binational Forum, organized by FHC International in collaboration with the Honoris Causa Foundation USA, the Hispanic Communities Council, and interAlcaldes magazine. The forum brought together mayors, academics, artists, and cultural promoters from Mexico, the United States, and Canada, aiming to establish a roadmap for international collaborati