How Blaming the Past Impacts Mexico’s Future.

Alfonso Durazo, governor of Sonora stressed that they approved the guidelines against nepotism, anticipated campaign acts and non-reelection, during the National Council of Morena. “I want to tell you that our president’s proposal was the one formed, the unanimously proposed, the issues addressed, public solidarity regardless of the powers, respect and equality between the militancy, the prohibition of nepotism and the strengthening of democrati…

How Blaming the Past Impacts Mexico’s Future.

Image: AI-generated using JetPack asset generation engine.Antonio NavalónIt is well known that for many leaders, the easiest thing to do, instead of assuming leadership responsibly and capably, is to blame their predecessors for the mistakes and shortcomings that plague the present. Without acceptance, there is no responsibility. The problem is that in Mexico, we have spent more than seven years blaming those who left power long ago, and, honest…

This Sunday, the National Council of Morena approved austerity guidelines, anti-nepotism and early campaigns. The newspaper El País reported that Morena launches a message to return to the basic principles of Mexico’s founder and former president, López Obrador. The event was held in Mexico City and brought together 364 national councillors, governors from the party and even government secretaries. The councillors should project a humanist visio…