PRI leader Xitlalic Ceja expresses optimism for Puebla elections

Xitlalic Ceja, the state leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in Puebla, expressed optimism regarding upcoming elections. During a meeting with columnists in Puebla City, Ceja stated that the party aims to win more districts and municipalities through strategy and grassroots work rather than mere enthusiasm.

Ceja highlighted that the PRI is undergoing a renewal process, focusing on rebuilding its local sections and expanding its youth network. She claimed the party will have representatives at every polling station across the state's 217 municipalities.

In her remarks, Ceja criticized the Morena party, alleging they are complicit with organized crime and have compromised the National Electoral Institute to influence election outcomes. She also addressed concerns regarding public insecurity in Puebla and criticized Movimiento Ciudadano for lacking new leadership.