US Edition“I’m Not a Morenist, I’m a Obrador,” a New Campaign Cry
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With the 'Obradorista' banner, they point out corruption, links to organized crime and an opaque management of public resources, all while deepening the crisis of Morena's legitimacy. By Jorge Octavio Ochoa In recent weeks, as we have mentioned here, there has been a real explosion of Morena militants, who begin to diverge from the party and openly declare themselves “Obraristas”, following the affiliations of Adrián Rubalcaba and Luis Enrique B…
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