Overview
- Ariadna Montiel, Morena’s national president, led the Second Plenary Session of the party’s Consejo Consultivo and framed the meeting as a defense of the political project associated with Claudia Sheinbaum.
- Montiel said everyday ties with families, communities and territorial bases are the party’s primary means to withstand political pressure and remain viable.
- The council’s previous meeting produced a set of proposals that party leaders intend to translate into concrete actions for the national leadership, elected officials and the party’s militants.
- Morena highlights the council’s membership of prominent writers, cultural figures and public intellectuals—including Elena Poniatowska, Jesusa Rodríguez, Epigmenio Ibarra, Armando Bartra, Paco Ignacio Taibo II, María Rojo and Pablo Gómez—as lending academic, political and ethical weight to its advice.
- If the party follows the council’s recommendations, expect directives from national leadership that push resources toward local outreach and training to rebuild everyday territorial ties and strengthen party discipline.