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
The Morena party in Mexico State is intensifying its electoral territorial strategy, with a pronounced focus on the southern and eastern regions of the state. State party leader Luzma Hernández Bermúdez announced that the party will bolster its presence in densely populated areas, specifically targeting municipalities such as Ecatepec and Nezahualcóyotl. This strategic reinforcement also extends t…
Mexico's Morena Attracts Organized Crime Funds Via Early Campaigns, Claims Opposition Leader
Guadalupe Acosta Naranjo, the national president of Somos México, has sharply criticized Morena's political maneuvering, asserting that the party's premature internal processes are a magnet for organi…
Rafael Marín Champions Morena Founders, Pledges Support for Agriculture in Quintana Roo
Rafael Marín, a candidate for the Coordination of Defense of Transformation and Sovereignty in Quintana Roo, met with producers in the sugarcane-growing area of the Ribera del Río Hondo. During the ga…
Mexico's Morena Chief Accuses Opposition PAN of Mafia Tactics, Disinformation
Ariadna Montiel, president of Mexico's Morena party, has strongly refuted accusations from the National Action Party (PAN), labeling the opposition's strategy as disinformation and comparing them to a…
