Mexico calls for "peace built with social justice," backs two-state solution for Palestinians
Foreign Minister Roberto Alvarez reaffirmed Mexico's support for a two-state solution and recognition of the State of Palestine, framing lasting peace as inseparable from social justice.
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Mexico's government has reaffirmed its support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its recognition of the State of Palestine, with Foreign Minister Roberto Alvarez arguing that durable peace must be built on social justice.
Speaking on the issue, Alvarez framed Mexico's position as consistent with the country's broader foreign policy tradition of supporting self-determination and multilateral solutions to international conflicts. The statement aligns Mexico with a number of Latin American and Global South governments that have formally recognized Palestinian statehood in recent years.
Mexico's stance comes amid continued international debate over the path toward ending the conflict, with countries divided over the sequencing and conditions attached to any eventual two-state arrangement. Alvarez's remarks did not outline specific new initiatives, instead restating Mexico's existing diplomatic position.
The statement is likely to be viewed alongside similar declarations from other governments as part of a broader international push toward reviving momentum for a negotiated resolution to the conflict.
Sources
- Mexico urges 'peace built with social justice' — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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