Mexico political activity intensifies in Sonora and Baja California Sur

Various regional developments are occurring across Mexico. In Baja California Sur, the Morena party is seeking a new state coordinator to lead territorial work ahead of the 2027 elections. Candidates such as Milena Quiroga Romero have been active in engaging with local unions, while party leadership emphasizes that candidates must possess strong administrative skills and clean legal records.

In Sonora, political competition is intensifying. Surveys indicate a close race for the governorship, with Luis Donaldo Colosio of Movimiento Ciudadano and Javier Lamarque of Morena leading in different scenarios. Meanwhile, Lamarque is touring various municipalities to promote party unity. In Navojoa, officials are participating in training sessions to improve the authorization of investment projects to stimulate regional growth.

Other notable reports include a judicial ruling in Mendoza, Argentina, regarding water extraction rights for Bodega Llaver S.A., and a legal decision in Mar del Plata, Argentina, annulling a 142% water utility rate increase by OSSE. In the criminal sector, reports emerge of a shooting in Cabo San Lucas and a fatal vehicle fire in La Vega, Dominican Republic.