CPAC Texas 2022: "The beginning of the big red wave"

CPAC Texas 2022 has officially kicked off in Dallas. The Conservative Political Action Conference arrives with a declaration of intentions: "The beginning of the great red wave" is the name of one of the panels with which the largest conservative forum in the world has been inaugurated.

During the first day, personalities such as the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, have been in charge of pointing the way to recover the Republican leadership of the country. Abbott addressed the illegal immigration crisis, which is especially affecting states like the one he governs. He pointed out the importance of the Hispanic vote and the change in the tendency of the Hispanic-American community towards the Republican Party and summarized the acclaimed keys of his policy in the state: "Texas believes in freedom, Texas believes in the power of the individual. We want to have safe communities, a secure border. We want to reduce your property taxes here in the Lone Star State, because we know that's your money," the governor said.

Viktor Orban and the defense of the family

During this first day, other voices have been heard, such as the former governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin; the communicator Sean Hannity or the Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orban. The president is one of the special guests at this meeting and delivered a speech focused on the family and the defense of Christianity.

"We Hungarians know how to defeat the enemies of freedom on the political battlefield," said Orbán, who points out the key to making conservative values - nation, family, Christian roots - triumph even under progressive hegemony is to fight 100 percent. "Politics is not enough. This war is a culture war. We have to revitalize our churches, our families, our universities and our community institutions," the leader said.

In his speech, Orban also had words for far-left tycoon George Soros and his influence on progressivism in the country:

CPAC Texas 2022

Created in 1974, CPAC brings together hundreds of conservative organizations, thousands of activists, millions of spectators and world leaders to analyze the global situation and propose solutions to the challenges facing the planet.

The event, which will last until Sunday, will be attended by personalities such as the aforementioned Abbott (Texas) and Governor Stitt (Oklahoma), or Congressmen Ted Cruz (whose speech will take place today, Friday) or Mayra Flores. Important communicators and political strategists will also intervene in the great meeting of the conservative world until Sunday, when the convention will close with the intervention of former President Donald Trump.

Voz Media, sponsor

Voz Media, born to give voice to the Hispanic-American community, will be prominently present at CPAC Texas, not in vain is one of its sponsors. The group will have a television set that will feature the most prominent participants of the conference and will analyze the topics that will be addressed in the different panels. Orlando Salazar, president of Voz Media, and Karina Yapor, presenter and executive producer of the group, are part of the panel of speakers. Our group is committed to the conservative movement and to the growing and influential Hispanic community.

Like CPAC, Voz Media defends and promotes the principles and values that the Founding Fathers inscribed in both the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and that made the United States a bastion of freedom and Western civilization.