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Attention! Let me tell you a little story so that you can improve your work of today’s. The Plan of Iguala and the Treaties of Córdoba were two important documents in Mexico's path to independence from Spain. The Plan of Iguala, which was created in 1821 by Agustín de Iturbide, laid out the basic ideas for how Mexico would become independent. It offered a solution that appealed to both the people wanting independence and those loyal to Spain. And then, a few months later, the Treaties of Córdoba were signed to officially confirm that Spain recognized Mexico's independence. Both documents were key to making Mexico a free country, but they served different purposes and happened at different stages of the process.

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The Plan of Iguala is like a guideline for how Mexico should achieve independence. It proposed that Mexico would be a monarchy, protect the Catholic religion, and ensure that all people, whether born in Spain or Mexico, would be treated equally. This plan aimed to unite different groups in Mexico, such as those loyal to Spain and those fighting for freedom, in order to avoid further conflict. The Treaties of Córdoba were signed later between Iturbide and Spain’s representative, Juan O'Donojú, and they officially confirmed that Spain would let Mexico become an independent nation under the conditions of the Plan. By signing the treaties, Spain acknowledged the new reality and avoided further bloodshed.

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In conclusion, the Plan of Iguala laid out the vision for Mexico's independence, while the Treaties of Córdoba made that vision a reality by getting Spain to agree. The Plan of Iguala provided the structure and ideas that united different factions, while the Treaties of Córdoba sealed the deal, making Mexico's independence official. With all together, they marked the end of colonial rule in Mexico and the beginning of a new, sovereign nation. Without both documents, Mexico’s path to independence might have been longer or more difficult, and we wouldn't be here these days. Now, since you all have understood from what I said, this work is due tomorrow, so chomp chomp everyone!

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Honorable Senators, as we met here in 2024, let's remember the things Jose Maria Morelos y Pavón did for our poor dear lives, a hero of our independence. Morelos dreamt of a nation ruled by justice, equality and the well being of its people. His ideas, written in the "Sentimientos de la Nación," are still important these days. Likewise we face modern challenged, we should be inspired by Morelos' dedication and will to make a fair and a just society.

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Morelos wanted a government and society that supports all their citizens, especially the poor and homelessness. He supported laws that promote patriotism, and hard work, of the poor. Today, this means creating policies that reduce economic inequality, provide quality education and healthcare, and promote sustainable development. Morelos' vision calls for a government that is transparent, and free from corruption. As us, Senators, we must create and enforce laws that reflect these values.

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In conclusion, let's honor Morelos' destiny by happening to the principles he did. By building a government that prioritizes justice, equality, and the common good, we can create a Mexico that truly reflects the hopes of people. As we make decisions, let Morelos' perspective guide us, reminding us that our ultimate goal is to create a nation where every citizen can live with dignity and hope. Together, we can fulfill the promise of our independence and build a brighter future for all coming generations.

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Next topic: Liberalism

Hello fellow political parties, today's topic is about a brief escription of why liberarism is the best option. First of all, liberalism is the best option because it firstly aims for the individual freedom and personal choices. It allows people to decide how they want to live, work, and express themselves, which encourages creativity and progress in society. At the same time, liberalism ensures that the government respects personal privacy while still providing important services like health care and education for all. This balance gives people the freedom to pursue their dreams while ensuring they have the support they need to succeed. In a liberal society, everyone has the opportunity to grow and thrive.

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Liberalism also stands for fairness and equality. It promotes policies that reduce inequality and give everyone a fair shot, especially those who have been left out in the past. By encouraging free markets and competition, it helps businesses grow and innovate, but it also understands the need for rules to prevent monopolies and environmental harm. This balance between economic freedom and social responsibility ensures that progress benefits everyone, not just a few. In this way, liberalism supports a strong, fair, and sustainable economy system.

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Lastly, liberalism is about cooperation on a global scale. In a world where problems like climate change and security threats cross borders, liberalism encourages countries to work together and find common solutions. It promotes international partnerships and diplomacy, making sure that human rights and fairness are respected around the world. By choosing liberalism, political parties commit to a vision of a peaceful, connected, and forward-thinking future. This approaches is the key to solve the global challenges and creating a more prosperous world for everyone. Thank you.

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“Can you describe the atmosphere on the day of Miguel Hidalgo's execution?”

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The execution occurred in the early morning. The atmosphere in the streets was filled with terror, sadness and rage amongst those who lived there.

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“What would be your thoughts on people if an important person of the country was prepared for execution?”

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In my opinion, whether the person being executed is the most important person to do with independence, it might involve a variety of feelings and thoughts. Some people might have a mixture of fear and regret, and even acceptance. They might reflect on their lives, activities, and those they care about.

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“How did the other soldiers react to the execution?”

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From my feelings, a lot of soldiers were afraid to carry out the execution of a priest. Captain Pedro de Armendariz, who led the execution squad, noticed that his soldiers appeared to be frightened and nervous. Several soldiers even cried during the execution.

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“What happened to Mexico’s government after his execution?”

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After his execution in 1811, Jose Maria Morelos became the leader of the Mexican independence movement. Morelos maintained the fight for independence, organizing the congress of Chilpancingo in 1813 to declare Mexico’s independence from Spain and create a constitution. Despite multiple and impactful obstacles, Morelos’ efforts kept the movement alive and prepared the way for future leaders. The war for independence lasted until 1821, when Mexico gained its independence from Spanish control.

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“How would you reflect on this event today?”

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Thinking again, Miguel Hidalgo’s execution can be seen as an important turning point in Mexican independence history. After Hidalgo, sometimes known as the “Father of Mexican Independence,” was executed on July 30, 1811. Afterwards, he carried out the first stages of the Mexican War of independence. The execution of him dealt a severe loss to the insurgent's morale, but contributed to increased resistance from Spanish control.

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