Overview
- Morena held 15th‑anniversary events on Thursday, where National Council president Alfonso Durazo framed the movement as born of social struggles and urged unity with the line "When Morena walks united, Mexico walks with dignity."
- Durazo credited Morena's recent governance with achieving goals once seen as impossible, including universal social programs and measures to separate political influence from economic power.
- State coordinators in Sinaloa and Chihuahua pledged to intensify territorial work on the ground, promising continued home visits, community meetings and stronger municipal organization ahead of the 2027 vote.
- The party formally acknowledged allied groups Partido del Trabajo and Partido Verde and called for generational renewal and strict adherence to Morena statutes as part of its internal unity push.
- Leaders positioned the anniversary as the start of sustained citizen outreach rather than sporadic campaigning, a strategy that could shape how Morena selects candidates and maintains voter contact in 2027.