Overview

• The former Cuauhtémoc mayor unveiled “Por un México Nuevo,” also known as México Nuevo, Paz y Futuro, naming herself national coordinator in the capital and enlisting ex-governor Ulises Ruiz as a senior ally.
• Organizers have kicked off state-level assemblies and membership drives in Mexico City, setting a quota of 270 affiliates per prospective candidate to satisfy INE registration rules.
• The initiative brands itself as an inclusive alternative to PAN, PRI, PRD and Movimiento Ciudadano by courting groups and citizens who feel sidelined by established parties.
• Cuevas aims to contest the mayoralties of Azcapotzalco and Cuauhtémoc in 2027 and has signaled her intention to seek the Mexico City jefatura de Gobierno in 2030.
• Formal recognition by the Instituto Nacional Electoral remains pending as the group works to secure assemblies in at least 20 states and tens of thousands of members.