Sheinbaum Criticizes the PAN for a Trip to Europe in the Beginning of the 2027 Electoral Process: ‘It Has Its Symbolism’
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Ariadna Montiel criticized Jorge Romero's journey through Europe and said Morena will continue to work in Mexico towards 2027.
The PAN national leader traveled this week to Brussels, in the middle of the election, to denounce the “narcopolitics” in Mexico but his tour was badly seen within his party
Sheinbaum questioned whether Jorge Romero and PAN figures were in Europe during the beginning of the 2027 electoral process, while the party claims that it seeks to showcase Morena's alleged links to drug trafficking.
Reading time approx.: 4 minutes, 58 secondsJorge Romero, current PAN leader, traveled to Europe to meet with right-wing and center-right politicians; Alejandro Moreno, PRI leader, tightened ties with Keiko Fujimori and backed Trump's security strategy. Both parties have less support than Morena towards 2027. “While he is in [...] The post In the old way: PAN and PRI seek foreign support while Morena and Sheinbaum travel through Mexico appeared f…
Mexico City. Morena’s national leader, Ariadna Montiel, criticized the fact that Panist Jorge Romero Herrera has been visiting Europe for days, on visits to foreign territory, to seek the support they lost in Mexico. “They can tour all the capitals of the world, but Mexican democracy decides here, with the free and sovereign vote of [...] The post Ariadna Montiel criticizes PAN leader Jorge Romero for his tour of Europe: “Look outside for the su…
Jorge Romero Herrera’s trip to Europe provoked criticism within the PAN for coinciding with the formal start of the electoral process of 2027 at the National Electoral Institute. While the INE held the protocolary session in Mexico, the PAN leader was in Berlin. From that city he released a video in which he questioned the report of President Claudia Sheinbaum and contrasted the “Mexico of Morena” with the “Real Mexico.” Romero’s absence was not…
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