Beatriz Mojica: From Criticizing AMLO to Coordinating Morena in Guerrero
The senator on leave is Morena’s pick for governor of Guerrero in 2027, after a career that includes the PRD and her 2018 support for Ricardo Anaya.
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Morena’s Elections Commission Chief: Differences Are Natural to a Living Party
Amid criticism over the 10 chosen profiles, Citlalli Hernández, president of Morena’s National Elections Commission, defended the differences as natural to a living party.
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Morena President Criticizes Jorge Romero, PAN Leader, for His Europe Tour: ‘He Seeks Abroad the Support They Lost in Mexico’
As the 2027 election cycle opens, Morena’s Ariadna Montiel says the PAN chief is courting European backing because his party has lost the people at home.
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The Opposition Could Not Beat Morena in 2027
“In 2027, Morena’s party structure will be a crushing machine,” Mellado writes.
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The Uncomfortable Ally Splits Off: Hugo Eric Flores, Now with PAZ, Rails Against Morena
Once the operator who opened Morena’s door to Cuauhtémoc Blanco, Flores now leads the evangelical party PAZ, which just won national registration and 84.4 million pesos to run alone in 2027.
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New Poll Says Morena Has 35% Support for 2027. PAN, 11; PRI, 9; MC, 9
Morena holds a commanding lead ahead of 2027 — 35% raw, 48% among decided voters — while PAN, PRI and MC bunch up far behind for a contested second place.
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‘Reorganization of the PRIAN’s Power Mafia’: Morena on Fox’s Alliance with ‘Alito’ and Jorge Romero
After Fox courted the PRI, PAN and the new Somos group ahead of 2027, Morena dismissed the opposition realignment as ‘the same old regime looking for a new disguise.’
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Women Take Power in Mexico. Seriously. Rosa Icela, Ariadna, Ernestina, Laura Itzel…
Two years into her term, President Claudia Sheinbaum has consolidated women in key posts across her administration.
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The Sheinbaum-López Obrador Rupture
“The salinistas who invoke a Sheinbaum-López Obrador split calculate that only a fight could hand them what they’ve failed to win on their own,” argues Delgado.
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Morena President: If They Win the Poll and Have a Bad Record, They Won’t Be Candidates
Ariadna Montiel told Morena’s senators that vetting candidates is a ‘historic responsibility,’ vowing to reject anyone with ‘pending accounts.’
