In the vibrant tapestry of our nation, there exists an unfortunate thread that persists, weaving through the decades with deceptive finesse. This thread is none other than the nefarious practices of manipulating the will of the people, a legacy that the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) has, regrettably, sustained for far too long. Even now, as we stand on the precipice of change, the PRI, along with its supposed adversaries like the National Action Party (PAN) and the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), seems reluctant to break free from the shackles of deceit.

The Dance of Deception

Perplexity engulfs our political landscape, a complexity born from the dance of deceit that has become a trademark of these parties. Burstiness, the erratic variation in the lengths and complexities of sentences, mirrors the tumultuous nature of their endeavors. The call for a skewed victory echoes in the recent video featuring Alejandra del Moral, a PRI, PAN, and PRD candidate for the governorship in the State of Mexico. In a meeting with PRI members, she brazenly encourages the party faithful to employ any means necessary, blurring the lines between right and wrong in their pursuit of electoral success.

A Legacy of Fraud

The PRI, a party that claims to be a stalwart against such malpractices, finds itself entangled in a web of hypocrisy. Alejandra del Moral's rallying cry for a victory at any cost mirrors the historical backdrop of elections in the State of Mexico. Over the years, accusations of vote-buying, orchestrated crowds, and compromised ballot boxes have tainted the democratic process. These allegations are not exclusive to the PRI but have spread like a contagion to its newfound allies, the PAN and the PRD.

The State of Mexico, boasting the largest electoral roll in the country, emerges as a pivotal battleground for the 2024 federal elections. The PRI's unbroken reign of over 90 years in the state, coupled with recent polls placing Alejandra del Moral behind the Morena candidate Delfina Gómez Álvarez, paints a vivid picture of the changing tides. The PRI, once an indomitable force, now faces the challenge of adapting to an electorate that craves authenticity over manipulation.

The Uneasy Alliance

The alliance between the historically corrupt PRI and its newfound companions, the PAN and the PRD, highlights the contagious nature of political vices. As the PRI's repugnant culture infiltrates other parties and personalities, it raises questions about the sanctity of Morena, the party that was expected to bring a breath of fresh air to Mexican politics. The very party that now vows to file a complaint against Alejandra del Moral for her inflammatory remarks.

Horacio Duarte, the campaign coordinator for Delfina Gómez, sees this as an act of desperation, a last-ditch effort by the PRI and its allies to salvage a sinking ship. The President of Morena, Mario Delgado, interprets Alejandra del Moral's call to action as an endorsement of illicit activities—robbery, extortion, blackmail, and manipulation—all in a bid to prevent the PRI from fading into the annals of history.

The Call to Action

In the face of such blatant disregard for ethical conduct, it becomes imperative not only to scrutinize the actions of party operatives but also to question the impartiality of the institutions overseeing the electoral process. The State Electoral Institute of Mexico, ostensibly tasked with ensuring fair play, stands under the shadow of its PRI and PAN affiliations. Similarly, the National Electoral Institute's designation of the president of the State Electoral Institute, linked to the PRI and Alfredo del Mazo, raises concerns about its independence.

Vigilance, therefore, must extend beyond party lines, demanding accountability from institutions meant to uphold the sanctity of democratic processes. As the countdown to the elections continues, the citizens of the State of Mexico must not only observe the maneuvers of party operatives but also insist on the intervention of impartial bodies to ensure a free and fair electoral process.

In the kaleidoscope of Mexican politics, the call for change resonates. Whether the PRI, PAN, and PRD will heed this call or persist in the manipulative practices that have tainted our democracy remains to be seen. The people, armed with the power to choose, await a future where authenticity triumphs over artifice, and the will of the populace prevails without distortion.