(CNN Spanish) — The campaigns in Mexico, which began on March 1, are about to end. The National Election Commission empowers political parties to act Propaganda The election will be suspended for three months and the election moratorium will begin on May 30. Candidates announced the final events of their campaign and are gearing up for the final moment of the election on June 2.

Claudia Scheimbaum

Now, Shimbham announced that his Closing of Propaganda It will be on the 29th of May at 4:00 and will use the Zócalo Capitalino to deliver his last message to the public.

“That day is only a few days away of selection. I want to call you first and help us call the elders Closing of Propaganda This 29 of On May 4th of Afternoon at the Zócalo of city of Mexico. Even more people are going to go than there were in the beginning. of Propaganda 1 of March. Second thing, we need to fill these 2 votes of June,” said the candidate.

On May 19, Morena supporters surrounded the debate venue – the UNAM University Cultural Center in the Tlatelolco Historic District – with batucadas, folk dances and even a rally in front of the building.

Xochitl Galvez

The closing of the campaign of Xóchitl Gálvez, presidential candidate for the Fuerza y ​​​​Corazón por México coalition, will take place on May 29 at the Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Nuevo León.

Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) He announced through his official Instagram account The event will take place on Wednesday at 4:00pm and entry is free for all participants. Later, the candidate will close tomorrow for his hometown of Hidalgo.

On Sunday, May 19, Gálvez's campaign held a “Maria Rosa” event in Mexico City's Zócalo, a massive rally in support of the opposition candidate that brought together more than 95,000 people and thousands of supporters.

Jorge Alvarez Maynes

With the participation of artists from rap to alternative rock, the “Maynes Capital Fest” will be the culmination of Alvarez Maynes' campaign. The event will take place on May 29 at the Blackberry Auditorium in Mexico City.

Álvarez Menez said through his Facebook account that the doors will open at 6:00 p.m. and that entry to the event will be “free, but with a ticket.”

“To thank the youth, we will conclude the campaign with a festival in their honor, to thank them, admission is free.” The candidate's social media release said.

With information from Aitana Ocaña, Carmen Sánchez, Lesther Aleman and José Roberto Cisneros