2023-09-15 02:25:00
The 213th Anniversary of the Beginning of Mexico’s Independence will soon be celebrated and the country’s citizens are preparing to celebrate in a big way with parties, seasonal cuisine and parades. If you want to celebrate this special date from WhatsApp and share statuses with your loved ones, Marca compiled a list of perfect phrases for Mexican citizens.
THE BEST PHRASES OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF MEXICO
Octavio Paz: “Without democracy, freedom is a chimera.”Carlos Fuentes: “Revolutionary freedom is perverted by personal power.”Benito Juárez: “Men are nothing, principles are everything.”Benito Juárez: “ Democracy is the destiny of humanity; freedom his indestructible arm.”Manuel José Othón: “The greatest and most powerful nation is weak if it lacks justice.”Amado Nervo: “There is something as necessary as daily bread and that is daily peace. The Peace without which bread is bitter.”Guadalupe Victoria: “When the people jump over their barriers, almost no effort is powerful enough to stop it.”José María Morelos y Pavón: “I am a servant of the nation because it assumes the greatest legitimate and inviolable sovereignties.”Vicente Guerrero: “My country comes first.”Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla: “Long live independence! Long live America! Death to bad government!” Ignacio Allende: “Regardless of the size of the city or town where men or women are born, they are ultimately the size of their work, the size of their will to magnify and enrich their people.” brothers.”José María Morelos y Pavón: “Dying is nothing when you die for your country.”Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla: “America is free and independent from every other nation.”Guadalupe Victoria: “When the people jump over their barriers, almost no effort is powerful enough to stop it.”
WHAT IS SCREAMED IN THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER?
Over the years, each president gave a shout out speech in his own style, sometimes adding or subtracting sentences.
It is speculated that Miguel Hidalgo’s original cry had the following phrases:
“Mexicans: Long live the Catholic religion! Long live Ferdinand VII! Long live the Homeland and our sacred patron saint, the Blessed Virgin of Guadalupe, reigns forever in this American Continent! Die the gachupines! Death to bad government! Live the independence! Long live America! “Death to bad government!”
In 1910, President Porfirio Días inaugurated the celebration with the following words:
“Mexicans: Long live the Republic! Long live freedom! Live the independence! Long live the Heroes of the Homeland! Long live the Mexican People!”
In 2020, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s cry was with this speech:
“Mexicans, Mexicans: Long live Independence! Long live Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla! Long live José María Morelos y Pavón! Long live Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez! Long live Ignacio Allende! Long live Leona Vicario! Long live the heroic people of Mexico! Long live the indigenous communities! Long live the cultural greatness of Mexico! Long live freedom! Long live justice! Long live democracy! Long live equality! Long live our sovereignty! Long live universal brotherhood! Long live the love of your neighbor! Long live hope in the future! Long live Mexico! Long live Mexico! Long live Mexico!”
WHAT IS CELEBRATED ON SEPTEMBER 15 AND 16?
Although it has often been mentioned that the Cry of Independence was not carried out on these dates, Mexicans celebrate on the 15th and 16th of this month that, in the early morning of September 16, 1810, the soldier and priest Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla inspired the people to take up arms once morest the injustices of the Spanish and the viceroyalty.
The action of the well-known “Father of the Nation” began the war of independence that years later would provide sovereignty and freedom to Mexico.
SINCE WHEN HAS THE CRY OF INDEPENDENCE BEEN CELEBRATED?
According to Dr. Silvestre Villegas Revueltas, member of the Institute of Historical Research of the UNAM, the beginning of this commemoration began with José María Morelos, who proposed September 16, 1810 as the anniversary in which the voice was raised once morest the injustices of the Spanish crown.
“Since Republican times, José María Morelos y Pavón suggests that the Independence of Mexico should be commemorated on September 16 in his writing Sentimientos de la Nación. So, in the middle of the war, it was decided to celebrate the beginning of Independence,” Villegas explained.
IMAGES ABOUT INDEPENDENCE DAY IN MEXICO
The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), pronounces the Cry of Independence from the central balcony of the National Palace in Mexico City. (EFE/José Méndez).MEX1594. MEXICO CITY (MEXICO), 09/15/2021.- Photograph showing lights and fireworks in the sky of the Plaza del Zócalo during the ceremony of the 211th anniversary of the Cry of Independence, today, in Mexico City (Mexico). The president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, celebrated the Cry of Independence this Wednesday for the second consecutive year without the presence of citizens in the capital’s Zócalo due to the covid-19 pandemic. EFE/ Sáshenka Gutiérrez The war for Mexican independence had its precedent in France’s invasion of Spain in 1808 and spread from the Grito de Dolores. (Photo: AFP)
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