PRI maintains political presence in Coahuila amid national decline

The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) maintains a level of permanence in the state of Coahuila that is absent in other parts of Mexico. While the party is described as an 'entelequia'—an unreal thing—in most of the country under the current '4T' administration, Coahuila remains an exception.

This stability in Coahuila is attributed to the security, peace, and public order provided by the party, which in turn fosters national and foreign investment, employment, and general welfare. The text suggests that the current pressures facing Alito are a consequence of growing political weakness.