Politics · Mexico · 19 hrs ago
Morena leader urges unity and stronger community organizing ahead of elections
Ariadna Montiel, Morena’s national leader, urged the party to stay united and strengthen its work in communities.
She spoke at a meeting of Morena’s National Council, shortly before the movement’s 15th anniversary.
Mexico’s electoral process is already underway, and Montiel said the party’s decisions and alliances should serve the public interest rather than individual ambitions.
She said support for President Claudia Sheinbaum should be shown through political education, youth participation and regular contact with communities.
Montiel also said Morena had met with Indigenous and Afro-Mexican representatives to hear their concerns and include their proposals in the movement’s agenda.
She said those efforts would continue, while calling for more outreach and organization in response to opposition criticism.
Morena national president Ariadna Montiel called for unity, stronger community organizing and alliances based on the movement’s principles.
She said the efforts should help continue the national project led by President Claudia Sheinbaum.
Montiel made the remarks at a meeting of Morena’s National Council as an electoral process was underway.
She urged the party to stay close to communities, involve young people and provide political education.
She also called for stronger ties with Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities.
- Who
- Ariadna Montiel, national president of Morena.
- What
- She urged party members to strengthen unity, organize in communities and build alliances grounded in the movement’s principles.
- When
- At a National Council meeting held a few days before Morena’s 15th anniversary. The electoral process was already underway.
- Where
- At Morena’s National Council meeting; the location is not stated.
- Why
- To continue the national project led by President Claudia Sheinbaum and strengthen the movement’s community presence.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Our alliances and proposals must serve to expand Mexico’s well-being. It is not about securing positions for ourselves.
Our support for our president must be felt every day in the territory.
We have to work twice as hard, because lies, slander and dirty war are the opposition’s doctrine.
The enormous trust Morena has received in recent years obliges us to be more careful in our conduct, more attentive to communities and more demanding of ourselves.
Montiel said the electoral process was already in progress.
Montiel addressed the party’s National Council.
- Speaker
- Ariadna Montiel, national president of Morena
- Meeting
- Morena National Council
- Anniversary
- The movement’s 15th anniversary was a few days away
- President
- Claudia Sheinbaum
- Communities
- Montiel referred to Indigenous and Afro-Mexican representatives as part of a meeting held before the council session
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