Morena

Morena faces internal elections that are bombs to be defused. In practically every poll, the Morena brand enjoys an advantage over an opposition that today does not threaten to put pressure on.

Mexico’s ruling party faces the only state election of 2026 without structure, with questioned candidates and with the ravages of Andy López Beltrán’s withdrawal from political operations, while the PRI seeks to revalidate one of the two only strongholds it still retains

The National Training Congress has processed the election of the former Secretary of Welfare as the new president of the National Executive Committee

The president drives change in the leadership of the ruling party with two leaders loyal to her, Ariadna Montiel and Citlali Hernández, and puts an end to the troubled management of Luisa Alcalde and Andrés López Beltrán

President Sheinbaum’s stamp has gravitated towards the ruling party with the risks that this entails

Sheinbaum is focused on the modernization of public administration, on improving the efficiency of the State, and on launching Plan Mexico, fundamental pillars of her strategy to activate the economy and improve the situation of the poor

The president, who has praised his work at the head of the party, has offered him to join the Legal Counsel of the Presidency

The former Secretary of Women, sent back to Morena by Sheinbaum, assures in an interview that the ruling party will not nominate candidates who carry scandals

Sheinbaum needs someone in the party who embodies the promise of a credible Franciscanism free from trips to Tokyo or weekend getaways

The president asks Citlalli Hernández to leave the Cabinet to take charge of the distribution of candidacies and to be a bridge with the partners of the PT and PVEM