Politics · Mexico · 2 hrs ago
Jasmine Bugarín leaves Green Party to join Morena in Nayarit
Jasmine Bugarín has left Mexico’s Green Party and joined Morena, the governing party.
Bugarín is a political figure in Nayarit, a state in western Mexico.
She said her move reflects a longer record of work and shared principles with Morena, rather than a recent change in allegiance.
Morena’s national leader, Ariadna Montiel Reyes, welcomed her and said the party had formally enrolled her.
Bugarín plans to seek Nayarit’s governorship in the 2026–2027 election cycle.
Her party switch comes before the pre-campaign period for that election, but the sources give no further details about its timing or next steps.
Jasmine Bugarín announced that she is leaving the Green Party to join Morena in Nayarit.
She made the move before Morena’s pre-campaign for the 2026–2027 electoral process, in which she seeks the state governorship.
Bugarín said her involvement with Morena reflects a longer history of work and agreement with its principles.
Morena national leader Ariadna Montiel Reyes welcomed her decision, saying it strengthens the party and movement.
- Who
- Jasmine Bugarín is leaving the Green Party and joining Morena.
- What
- She announced her resignation from the Green Party and formal affiliation with Morena.
- When
- Before Morena’s pre-campaign for the 2026–2027 electoral process.
- Where
- Nayarit, Mexico.
- Why
- Bugarín said her move reflects her work and agreement with Morena’s principles.
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- Outgoing party
- Green Party of Mexico (PVEM)
- Joining party
- Morena
- State
- Nayarit
- Electoral process
- 2026–2027
What people are saying
Each time someone as good as her joins us, she strengthens us as a project, as a movement
I always found this support in Morena for creating conditions for a level playing field