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Senator Néstor Camarillo Quits PRI, Putting Party’s Senate Vice Presidency at Risk

His exit leaves the tricolor as the fourth force in the chamber and resets bargaining for the incoming Mesa Directiva.

El senador Néstor Camarillo durante una rueda de prensa, en el Comité Municipal del PRI. FOTO: Diego Alducin/Agencia Enfoque
Cae PRI a cuarta fuerza en Senado; tambalea su vicepresidencia
Néstor Camarillo, Senador de Puebla que anunció su renuncia al PRI. Foto: X @NestorCamarillo
El senador Néstor Camarillo en la tribuna de la Cámara de Senadores

Overview

  • Announcing his decision in a social‑media video, Néstor Camarillo said he was leaving the PRI to pursue a “verdadera agenda ciudadana” while remaining in the opposition.
  • Under PRI statutes in Puebla, Deputy Delfina Pozos Vergara becomes acting state president and Gabriela Fuentes Pérez assumes the secretary general post.
  • Camarillo’s departure reduces the PRI caucus to 13 senators, placing it behind the PVEM with 14 and altering the Senate’s order of party strength.
  • The new Mesa Directiva will be elected Friday, and PRI’s hold on a vice presidency hinges on whether a previously added fourth vice presidency is kept in place.
  • Multiple reports say Camarillo is in talks to join Movimiento Ciudadano’s Senate group, though MC leaders have not confirmed any agreement.