Mexico City, June 09, 2022.- The PAN, PRI and PRD will contend together in 2023 for the governorships of Coahuila and the state of Mexico through the Va por México alliance.
The national leaders of the three parties highlighted their joint achievement in avoiding the electricity reform, with which they said they were confident of winning both governorships next year and even the presidency of the republic in 2024. “In 2023 we are going to win the State of Mexico and Coahuila, and in 2024 we are going to win the presidency,” said PRI member Alejandro Moreno.
“Alito” Moreno emphasized that “morana is the great tragedy of the country” and that despite the attacks against him and the attempts to divide the alliance “they will not bend them.”
PAN member Marko Cortes ruled that the objective of Va por México is to protect Mexico and that in addition to working together towards the 2023 elections, it will seek to tear down the electoral reform proposed by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
“Given the urgency of preserving our republic, today the parties of the Va por México coalition present a constitutional moratorium and call on the population to join,” he pointed out regarding the electoral reform.
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