Morena's priority for the judicial election: plugging candidates linked to organized crime

The route to the judicial election has entered its final phase and Morena begins to see that the possible political costs of the process, watered by controversy and incongruences, can be high. The dripping of points towards some candidates with problematic pasts has extremed the pressure on the party in the government that, a month after the elections, is trying to reduce the water that has slipped through the foundations of its own constitution…

The judicial election continues as one of the central issues in national politics and recently a series of inconsistencies have called into question the attention given to this event, mainly the links of judges with drug traffickers. After a wave of criticism for the little intention that has been placed on this judicial election, the coordinator of Morena in the Chamber of Deputies, Ricardo Monreal, justified the unjustifiable with a “human err…

After the sixth Morena National Council, Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, said Monday that there are no links with organized crime in the burning party. During the ‘people’s tomorrow’, the federal president spoke about the letter she sent to the darkists with 10 points that, among other issues, calls for Morena not to become a state party.

By José Antonio Chávez In the Durango elections, to renew 39 municipal presidencies, President Donald Trump's statements that Mexico has narco-government in reference to Claudia Sheinbaum and López Obrador have affected Morena's candidates and their allies. Less than a month after the elections are held, on the first Sunday of June, the numbers in the polls have decreased for the Black candidates, in addition to the breakup of the majority of PT…