Overview
- Morena held 202 simultaneous informational assemblies over the weekend of Aug. 15–16, deploying sessions across all 32 states to brief militants and the public on party policy.
- The gatherings took place in municipal seats, neighborhoods and communities and were led by state and municipal party directors and representatives of Morena’s organized sectors.
- Party materials say the assemblies aim to explain perceived sovereignty threats, counter what Morena calls disinformation, report on Cuarta Transformación advances and gather proposals to feed the movement’s legislative and government agenda.
- Journalistic reviews noted a verification gap: the 202 figure and site list come from the CEN’s communications and reporters did not find a single, independent national schedule listing every venue, time or local contact.
- Reporters place the weekend push inside a broader territorial campaign that Morena previously said could include about 2,600 assemblies, a rollout that parties and senators frame as both message-setting after recent diplomatic tensions and preparation for candidate selection and voter mobilization ahead of 2027.