The speaker reflects on recent events in Mexico, including earthquakes, and expresses sadness but also joy and pride in the way people have come together to help each other. They criticize politicians for not doing enough and for wasting money on campaigns, and suggest that people should demand change and hold them accountable. The speaker also talks about the power of social media in mobilizing people and creating a sense of community, and shares personal anecdotes about their own experiences and emotions during this time. They conclude by expressing pride in being Mexican and thanking the audience for their support, with a rallying cry of "Viva Mexico."
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker mentions experiencing a mix of emotions after a recent earthquake, including sadness and joy.
2. The earthquake affected several areas, including Oaxaca, DF, Puebla, Morelos, and Guerrero.
3. A petition was started on change.org, calling for politicians to return campaign funds to be used for reconstruction efforts.
4. A senator from the PRI party opposed the idea, stating that it would be a diversion of resources.
5. Despite this, many people, especially young people, showed support for the petition and used social media to put pressure on politicians.
6. The speaker mentions that a governor in the state of Morelos announced plans to keep donations for the victims in DIF warehouses, but later changed his mind after public backlash.
7. The speaker compares Mexico to a classroom, with different states being like students who need to work together.
8. There were efforts to unite comedians, YouTubers, and Twitter users to promote positive messages and help during the crisis.
9. The speaker mentions that a comedy show was initially postponed due to the crisis, but was eventually performed, with all proceeds going to the victims.
10. The speaker expresses pride in being Mexican and gratitude towards the audience for their support.