As part of the celebration of the 93rd anniversary of the Union of Industrial Workers and Laborers of the Maquiladora Industry (SJOIIM), the launch of the 12th Collective Wedding Campaign has been announced—an initiative that strengthens family bonds and promotes the value of legal union.

The document submission process will begin on April 1, and is specially directed to union members who wish to formalize their relationships.

A Joint Effort for Family Well-Being

This campaign is carried out in coordination with the State Government, Municipal Government, DIF System, the Civil Registry, and SJOIIM, with the clear purpose of offering couples the opportunity to legally marry at no cost and in a celebratory environment.

The initiative not only aims to facilitate access to civil marriage, but also to promote family values and legal and emotional stability within the home.

Coordination and Preparation

Recently, SJOIIM General Secretary Juan Villafuerte Morales, together with his executive committee, held a planning meeting with Ana Ariciaga de Granados, President of the DIF System, to finalize the logistical details of the event and ensure everything is ready for the ceremony.

The joint commitment of both institutions ensures solid organization, allowing participants to enjoy a meaningful and well-coordinated experience.

Open Invitation to Union Members

SJOIIM invites all interested members to go to the union’s Organization Department starting April 1, when the document intake begins.

This event represents a great opportunity to formally consolidate a partnership and be part of a collective ceremony that has become a meaningful tradition within the union’s community life.

Final Conclusion

The SJOIIM Collective Wedding Campaign is more than a legal process—it’s an act that strengthens the social fabric, promotes family values, and provides legal security to couples who are part of the union community.

On its 93rd anniversary, the union reaffirms its commitment not only to the labor rights of its members but also to their personal and family well-being.