Overview

• Camarillo announced via video that he is leaving the PRI and the Puebla state leadership to pursue what he called a “true citizen agenda” while remaining in opposition.
• The PRI’s Senate group falls to 13 members, dropping the party to fourth place as the PVEM moves to third with 14 seats.
• The new Mesa Directiva will be elected Friday, and senators say the PRI could lose its vice-presidential slot—or even be left without a seat—depending on whether a previously added fourth vice presidency is maintained.
• Under PRI statutes, Puebla’s state leadership passes to Delfina Pozos Vergara as interim president, with Gabriela Fuentes Pérez assuming the secretary general role.
• Media report talks between Camarillo and Movimiento Ciudadano about a possible switch, though MC has not confirmed any incorporation.