Dulcería González

10/30/2025

10/24/2025

💥 Pueblo, this is about survival. 💥

We’re not waiting on anyone — we’re stepping up for each other.
Our East Side Neighborhood Council is hitting the streets this weekend to collect food, hope, and love for the families that need it most.

If you’ve ever said “someone should do something,” — this is that something.
Grab a few cans, volunteer, donate, or just spread the word.
And if you’re struggling, we got you.
No car? No problem. We’ll bring a box right to your door.

This is what real community looks like.
No politics. No titles. Just people helping people.
💪 Together, we rise.
❤️ Together, we survive.
🌎 Pueblo strong, East Side louder.

10/18/2025

We’re out here on 8th & Fountain (by the old Asian Market) selling El Ranchito Jerky to help our neighbor Ms. Vicky rebuild her home. 🏡

✨ Imagine if this was your grandma—alone and trying to start over. How would you want her community to show up?

Shop small. Give big. Pueblo strong. 💪🏽🔥

10/15/2025

🔥 HELP US BRING MS. VICKY HOME! ❤️

This Saturday, Oct 18 • 10AM–5PM we’ll be at 702 E 8th St (old Asian Market corner) selling our family jerky — and 100% of sales go toward fixing Ms. Vicky’s home.

She’s helped so many in need — now it’s our turn to help her. 💪

Stop by, grab some jerky, or bring donations of any kind!
Let’s show what Pueblo’s heart is made of. ❤️🔥

💔 THIS WEEKEND: HELP US BRING MS. VICKY HOME 💔

This Saturday, October 18th, from 10 AM to 5 PM, we’ll be selling our family’s famous jerky at 702 E 8th St, Pueblo, CO 81001 — right on the corner of 8th & Fountain, where the old Asian Market used to be.

Every single bag of jerky sold will go toward restoring Ms. Vicky’s home and getting her back where she belongs. ❤️

For years, Vicky opened her doors to the homeless — feeding, sheltering, and helping anyone who needed it. When life turned on her, her kindness was taken advantage of, and her home was destroyed. Now it’s our turn to give back to her.

This weekend, one mission: every sale, every dollar, every act of kindness helps rebuild hope.

If you’re a local business or community member who wants to help — with donations, materials, or support — this is your moment. Bring them directly to her or stop by our stand to contribute.

💪 Pueblo, this is what community looks like. When we come together, we rise stronger.
Next time, our Neighborhood Council will be even more prepared — but today, we act with heart. ❤️🔥

📍 702 E 8th St, Pueblo, CO 81001
🗓️ Saturday, October 18 | 10 AM – 5 PM

09/27/2025

🔥 It’s Time to Rise, Pueblo! 🔥

Yesterday I got a call from PEDCO asking me to meet with Shaw about my comments in the Pueblo Chieftain. I declined. Why? Because we already see what’s happening.

For decades, the same cycle repeats:
We’re told that “incentives” to bring in corporations will “create jobs.” But let’s call it what it is — the new modern word for economic slavery. While they promise opportunity, they’re quietly selling off our beloved city to outsiders at pennies on the dollar.

Look around:
We have tons of empty buildings. We have hardworking, talented people right here. We have the heart and the culture. Yet instead of investing in us — our small businesses, our innovators, our entrepreneurs — we’re tearing down what’s ours so corporations can swoop in and profit.

Go to Mexico or another Latin country and what do you see? The majority of people work for themselves. They are independent, self-made, proud. That’s the spirit we should be building here in Pueblo — not one where we beg corporations to own us.

And let’s be real: if CITY COUNCIL could rewrite PEDCO rules to funnel $14.4 million into PURA, then don’t tell me we can’t rewrite them to uplift Pueblo’s small businesses, our East Side, and our Bessemer community. If we can move money for corporations, we can move money for our people.

This is Pueblo.
We are the home of heroes.
We are a city of self-made people.
We are not for sale.

That’s why I’m running for Pueblo City Council At-Large.
Not to keep the old system alive — but to tear down the barriers holding our people back. Pueblo doesn’t need more corporate handouts. Pueblo needs leaders who fight for our people, our small businesses, our future.

It’s time to stand up.
It’s time to rise.
It’s time to build a Pueblo that is self-dependent, entrepreneur-driven, and proud of who we are.

Pueblo belongs to us — its people, its culture, its future. Enough is enough.

✍️ — Evans Auden Gonzalez Garcia
Candidate for Pueblo City Council At-Large