CPAC Mexico is coming in November 2025

**CPAC Mexico seeks to bring Hispanic America together in defense of life, family, faith, and sovereignty.** Hispanic America can no longer endure moral minimalism or the empty promises of the same old ones who claim to defend freedom, but in reality have uprooted our peoples from their faith, fragmented our families, and handed us over bound to supranational organizations.

What we need are solid values, non-negotiable principles, living Catholicism, sovereignty, and common sense to better defend the dignity of our nations.

**Why CPAC and the VivAmérica Summit**
Some ask why we decided to bring an event like CPAC to Mexico. The answer is clear: because the cultural battle cannot be won in silence or in solitude. Hispanic America needs to unite and connect with those who share our non-negotiable principles.

The defense of life from conception to its natural end, marriage between a man and a woman, the freedom to educate our children, respect for private property, and the building of a just State that serves the people and not the same elites as always.

CPAC Mexico is not a spectacle, but a meeting point where we reaffirm that true unity is not built on lies or relativism, but on truth. And that truth is rooted in God and in the Christian values that shaped our nations.

That must be defended, spoken, and, if necessary, even shouted. As I have said in previous columns: Mexico was not born secular, it was born Christian.

That is why I insist that the battle is threefold: cultural, political, and above all, spiritual. It is not enough to win elections if we lose souls or if we put our principles on the table like trading cards. Winning seats is useless if we surrender to woke indoctrination that poisons schools and universities.

Purchased seats or those obtained through backroom deals will be of no use. If we want to transform our nations, we must first transform hearts, families, and communities.

Today, culture is the battlefield where the future of our children is at stake. There it will be decided whether they will remain free or become slaves of a gender ideology that confuses identities; whether they will learn truth or manipulation in their classrooms; whether they will know the true history of Mexico or the falsehoods told by the State; whether they will live in societies guided by common sense or subjected to the chaos of “anything goes.”

And the spiritual dimension runs even deeper: it is about the salvation of our souls. It is pointless to “go far” if we are not walking toward holiness. A good friend once told me: we must prove that we can go far without going crooked.

**The battle in every field, always**
There is a cause that keeps me awake both inside and outside of politics: the fight against human trafficking. This abominable crime, which turns human beings into merchandise, is the ultimate consequence of a world that has lost sight of the dignity of life.

We cannot call ourselves defenders of family, of children, or of the homeland if we do not confront this scourge with all the strength we have.

Trafficking is one of the most brutal wounds of moral minimalism, which sees the human being as a resource, not as a child of God. That is why fighting trafficking is also fighting for the sovereignty of our peoples and for the protection of those who suffer the most.

And I will do so through politics, through culture, or from wherever God places me, because it is a non-negotiable battle.

Our path is not one of political pragmatism that settles for adding forces even if those forces deny the truth.

The path is more difficult: patience, prayer, coherence, and courage. But it is the only one that leads to a strong, sovereign Hispanic America faithful to its roots.

The question of who we should ally with has a simple answer: with anyone who is willing to defend non-negotiable principles. And to those who try to disguise a woke project as conservatism, we say clearly: there is no possible alliance.

Let us keep praying and fighting, because our destiny is not just to arrive, but to arrive with God, with truth, and with our eyes fixed on heaven.

**Long live Mexico, and long live Hispanic America united in solid values!**