Organized Mexican Together to Promote Independent Candidacies in Baja California
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Tijuana.- With the intention of fighting Morena’s “socialism” and recovering Mexico with the “faith of God,” the political movement Juntos Mexicanos Organizados (JMO) arrives in Baja California to become a political party and promote independent candidacies. Among the people who will face the search for “desperated” young people to vote next year, is José Manuel Ortiz Ampudia, former leader of the extinct Social Encounter Party (PES) in Tijuana,…
Tijuana, July 29th. The civil association Juntos Mexicanos Organizados (JMO) announced that it will promote independent candidates to compete for the local elections that will be held in 2027. JMO, linked to the former Panist governor of Guanajuato, Juan Manuel Oliva, sought to become a national political party, however, in April, the National Electoral Institute (INE) denied him registration by failing to deliver the required documentation.
TIJUANA, JULY 29,2026.-In order to strengthen citizen participation in the upcoming elections, the civil association Juntos Mexicanos Organizados (JMO) announced that it will open spaces for those who seek to compete for a position of popular election without the support of a political party. During the taking of protest of the municipal committee of the organization, its president, José Manuel Ortiz Ampudia, invited people interested in partici…
Former Transformemos councilman José Manuel de Jesús Ortiz Ampudia was sworn in as president of the Municipal Steering Committee of Juntos Mexicanos Organizados A.C., a political movement headed nationally by former Guanajuato governor Juan Manuel Oliva Ramírez and at the state level by Fausto Quintana González. During the swearing-in ceremony, held this Wednesday, the 29th… Source
The president of the committee in Tijuana is Jesús Ortiz Ampudia. The civil association «Together Mexican Organized» took protest to its new Municipal Steering Committee in Tijuana and announced that it will work on the construction of independent candidates to compete in the elections of 2027. The committee president in Tijuana, Jesús Ortiz Ampudia, estimated that they will need about 47,000 supports to appear on the ballots. The organization p…
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