PAN considers alliance with PRI to counter Morena

Political leaders in Mexico are exploring the possibility of a new opposition alliance between the PAN and PRI to contest future elections. The primary objective of such a coalition would be to prevent Morena and its allies from achieving absolute majorities.

Jorge Romero, the national leader of the PAN, stated that the party is analyzing potential agreements with the PRI in specific entities where competitive conditions exist. He noted that the decision will be made on a case-by-case basis and depends on political and electoral analysis, rather than a blanket national agreement. Romero emphasized that the goal is to prioritize victory over party identity, aiming to curb the growth of the Morena-led movement.

In regional contexts, discussions suggest that such a front could potentially include other political forces or citizen groups. For example, in Nuevo León, the PAN has indicated a willingness to support leadership that can effectively challenge Morena, even if that leadership is not formally affiliated with the traditional parties.