Sinaloa political leaders affirm continued territorial presence

Political leaders in Sinaloa are outlining their future involvement in the state following the conclusion of internal processes for the coordination of the defense of the Fourth Transformation.

Ricardo Madrid Pérez, a federal deputy and leader of the Green Ecological Party of Mexico (PVEM) in Sinaloa, stated he will continue working within the territory. While he intends to reflect on recent political developments, he confirmed he maintains political aspirations and will participate in future electoral or political spaces if it serves the advancement of Sinaloa.

Tere Guerra Ochoa met with leadership structures from the central, northern, and southern regions of the state to emphasize the importance of unity and organization. She stressed that political work must continue to preserve movement cohesion and serve the collective project, focusing on community needs, youth opportunities, and social welfare.