Overview
- Morena’s national president, Luisa María Alcalde, reiterated that starting in 2027 the party will not place direct relatives of sitting officials on electoral ballots.
- Following her visit to Zacatecas, Saúl Monreal posted a nearly five‑minute video accusing the state leadership and an unnamed group of running a campaign to exclude him; the video was later deleted.
- Monreal asserted that he will be governor if voters want it, signaling he intends to pursue the office despite the party’s anti‑nepotism line.
- He warned that sectarianism and exclusions could cost Morena the governorship in 2027 and denied using government structures or social programs to advance his ambitions.
- Alcalde later responded on X that Zacatecas backs consolidating the transformation, emphasizing that Morena prioritizes its project over personal interests.