Morena: From a Movement to Leading a Nation
An interview with Morena dissident Javier Bravo.
An interview with Morena dissident Javier Bravo.
In the name of consensus & pragmatism, control of recovered strategic spaces is beginning to be ceded, & Mexico’s Fourth Transformation risks dissolving into directionless management, discourse without conflict, & change without power.
The agency, which provides social security and health for Mexican public workers, is leaving behind the privatization and commercial logic that has plagued it for decades; building a dignified, efficient, & profoundly social institution.
“Morena must not turn into just a brand. Its strength must be its social movements, women leaders and the ethics and commitment of its membership,” says Alejandro Torres in this interview.
Democracy is government by the people, but increasingly by a joyful people, who, without diminishing their responsibilities, celebrate, as happened at the large gathering in the Zócalo convened by Dr. Sheinbaum
“[Green Party leaders] have a way of participating in the party’s successes that doesn’t necessarily involve political issues.”
The Mexican President made her remarks at her daily press conference this morning, one day before the opening of the United Nations’ General Assembly, where the genocide is expected to be the major focus.
Morena founder Eduardo Cervantes Díaz spoke at a press conference advocating for grassroots committees for Morena militants and against corruption, and then was removed from his position.
Throughout Mexico, Morena militants are organizing territorial power so that citizens can participate and control decisions.
The Secretary of the Interior was clear in asking legislators to continue working in accordance with the pillars of the movement founded by AMLO.