Overview
- Founding member and political formation adviser Eduardo Cervantes warned that Morena risks losing Xochimilco, Álvaro Obregón, Azcapotzalco and Iztacalco in the next midterms.
- Cervantes alleged internal lying and corruption and said the party harbors the ideology and culture of the old regime, calling the main enemy internal.
- He urged the rapid creation of grassroots comités de base in neighborhoods and housing units to strengthen internal democracy and avoid a repeat of 2021 setbacks.
- Morena CDMX president Héctor Díaz-Polanco said Cervantes spoke a título personal, while César Cravioto and Xóchitl Bravo downplayed the remarks and the party’s communications arm reaffirmed unity and the 4T.
- Proceso reported that Cervantes also criticized SEP head Mario Delgado, accusing him of helping to dismantle the party.