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He National Executive Committee of Morena It will be almost completely renewed, where the names that have been mentioned to be the replacement of the current organic structure of the national leadership have been paintings that emerged from Obradorism.
This Sunday, the highest body of the cherry party, the Extraordinary National Congress, will meet with more than 3 thousand national councilors to carry out a change in the portfolios, which includes the Presidency and National Secretariat.
The current Secretary of the Interior, Luisa Maria Mayor, is the only name mentioned to succeed Mario Delgado, who will serve as Secretary of Public Education in the presidential administration of Claudia Sheinbaum.
At 37 years old and politically born in Obradorism ―since 2005―, When she actively participated in the mobilizations against the impeachment of the then head of government of the Federal District, Mayor Luján has been the only one to publicly raise her hand to take the reins of National Regeneration.
His interest caused a closing of ranks even on the part of the current general secretary, Citlalli Hernandezanother politician coined during the times of AMLO and who was also rumored to assume the Presidency.
“She has the experience and the ability to lead Morena and to give continuity to this great party that we have built together,” Hernández said on September 17 in an interview with Milenio.
The arrival of Mayor Luján would set a precedent in Morena, being the first leader to emerge from its ranks, since they have ranged from characters such as Martí Batres, Yeidckol Polevnsky, Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar and even Mario Delgado, who emerged in other parties before the so-called 4T was created.
The second strongest name to join the National Executive Committee is that of President López Obrador’s son, Andres Manuel Lopez Beltranin the Organization Secretariat.
Andy, As is known in his close circle, he has been characterized by be a discrete operator, since Morena was established as a National Political Association, where he served as a behind-the-scenes strategist.
His party colleagues have seen López Beltrán’s leap into the public eye as opportune after López Obrador leaves power on October 1.
In addition to these two most important portfolios, the secretariats of Organization, Communication, Finance, Youth, Women, Arts and Culture, Sexual Diversity, and Social Movements will be renewed.
Sources confirmed to MILLENNIUM that those who will continue in the CEN are the secretaries of Indigenous Peoples, Oxide Xishe Jara; and Mexicans Abroad, Nalleli Pedraza.
While names like that of Sebastian Ramirezanother young man conceived in Obradorism and current president of Morena in Mexico City, may take on relevance to occupy one of those portfolios.
Ramírez Mendoza has followed AMLO since he was 15 years old ―Currently has 35― and is also close to the next president, Claudia Sheinbaum, since he served as his communications coordinator during his time in the Mexico City government.
Roman Meyer Falcon He is another of the current faces of Morena; he is the Secretary of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development, son of Lorenzo Meyer, historian and political analyst.
At 41 years old, he has a background in architecture and has not been a member of any other party other than Morena. He was the driving force behind the “AMLOpolis” project, a compendium of territorial development policies proposed by López Obrador since 2018.
“I greatly admire and respect the President; I have complete admiration for him; he is a social leader with strong convictions, very attached to his ethical and moral guidelines. Since 2006, he has been one of my important role models and I had the great opportunity to be invited to join his work team,” he said in an interview with Milenio in 2019.
Marath Bolanos He is another of the Obradorist profiles. He is currently 38 years old and serves as Secretary of Labor and Social Security, for which he was ratified by Claudia Sheinbaum, but he is part of this new generation that has only been active in Morena.
From its creation until 2018, he served as the party’s leader in the Coordination and Organization in Mexico City.
He has been a local deputy, private secretary of Marcelo Ebrard during his time at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is a core member of Luisa María Alcalde’s team within the Ministry of the Interior.
Among those who could leave their position in the National Executive Committee of Morena are names such as Carlos Castillo, Secretary of Social Movements and currently a federal deputy; and Thomas Pliego, Secretary of Arts and Culture and who will be Secretary of Citizen Attention in the capital government with Clara Brugada.
In addition to Andrea ChavezSecretary of Communication and currently Senator of the Republic; and Alejandro Porras Marin, Secretary of Youth, who will take office as local deputy in Veracruz.
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