Morena Strengthens Strategy
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Mexico's Morena party is enhancing its territorial strategy in Mexico State, concentrating on southern and eastern regions. Meanwhile, opposition leader Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo alleges that Morena's early campaign processes are attracting funds from organized crime. Separately, Morena's national chief accused the opposition PAN of employing mafia-like tactics and spreading disinformation.
Morena Strengthens Territorial Strategy in Mexico State, Prioritizing South and East
- Morena in Mexico State is strengthening its territorial strategy, focusing on the southern and eastern zones. - The party aims to increase its presence in densely populated areas like Ecatepec and Nezahualcóyotl. - Morena is also working to validate a membership base of nearly two million affiliates in the state.
Mexico's Morena Attracts Organized Crime Funds Via Early Campaigns, Claims Opposition Leader
- Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo, president of Somos México, claims Morena's early internal processes attract organized crime funding. - He argues that campaigns cannot sustain themselves for extended perio…
Rafael Marín Champions Morena Founders, Pledges Support for Agriculture in Quintana Roo
- Rafael Marín, an aspirant for the Coordination of Defense of Transformation and Sovereignty in Quintana Roo, met with producers in the Ribera del Río Hondo region. - He acknowledged the founders of …
Mexico's Morena Chief Accuses Opposition PAN of Mafia Tactics, Disinformation
- Morena party president Ariadna Montiel accused the opposition PAN of using disinformation and operating like a "mafia." - Montiel responded to PAN's accusations that her party and the federal govern…
