Overview
- The PAN presentation released the 111-item plan on Friday, June 26, 2026, positioning it as a national project tied to the 2027 electoral calendar rather than a law already adopted.
- The security axis emphasizes technology-led policing with proposals to link citizens' cameras to C5/C4 command centers, create a geolocated complaints app, deploy drones for patrols, install LED street lighting, and guarantee social security for police.
- Party leaders proposed severe criminal penalties for officials tied to organized crime, including life imprisonment for so-called 'narcopolíticos' and housing extortionists in maximum-security facilities.
- Economic and social measures in the package call for preserving existing social programs, boosting wages, creating a youth housing fund, reducing VAT, and protecting full annual bonuses for workers.
- PAN framed the program as experience-based by citing implementation precedents in over 200 PAN-led municipalities and several states while senior governors and party figures attended the launch and honored slain mayor Joel Bravo.