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Puebla political party leadership and election dynamics

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Political activity in Puebla continues to be defined by party maneuvering and long-term legislative planning. Xitlalic Ceja, the state leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), has signaled optimism for the party’s renewal, aiming to expand its youth network and local presence across all 217 municipalities while accusing Morena of being “complicit with organized crime”. Within Morena, leadership dynamics remain a focal point. Pável Gaspar Ramírez, president of the Government and Political Coordination Board of the Puebla State Congress, has expressed interest in leading the state party, describing the possibility as an “honor”. Gaspar Ramírez is currently advancing several local legislative initiatives. These include a proposal to ensure gender alternation for the 2030 governorship and a push for San Francisco Totimehuacan to achieve municipal autonomy by 2027. These efforts to grant municipal autonomy to San Francisco Totimehuacan by 2027 remain a central part of his legislative agenda.

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