Morena Unaffected by Rocha Moya Case, Says Governor May; Party 'at its Best'

From the heart of Tabasco, Governor Javier May has unequivocally asserted that the political storm surrounding Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya will not destabilize Morena. As the party prepares for its National Extraordinary Congress to elect new leadership, May's message is one of unwavering unity and strength. He dismisses the accusations leveled by the United States against Governor Rocha Moya as baseless interference and a politically motivated media campaign by the opposition. This perspective, deeply rooted in our national sovereignty, views such external scrutiny as an attempt to undermine Mexico's internal political processes. Governor May's robust defense of Governor Rocha Moya and his strong endorsement of President Claudia Sheinbaum underscore a unified front within Morena. He emphasizes that the movement is not only intact but thriving, fueled by the genuine support of the Mexican people. The governor's comments about potential 'traitors to the homeland' in relation to CIA agents in Chihuahua also reflect a broader concern about foreign influence and a fierce protectiveness of national interests. For us in Mexico, this is not merely about political maneuvering; it is about defending our right to self-determination against external pressures and ensuring that our political discourse remains focused on the needs and aspirations of our citizens. Morena's current strength, as highlighted by Governor May, is seen as a direct result of its connection with the people, a connection that transcends any external attempts at disruption.

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It is an attack of interference without proof and a media issue orchestrated by the right.