No Se Trata De Carencias, Fue La Búsqueda De Algo Mejor: Senador Del Pri Sobre Osorio Chong

Introduction

In the world of politics, change is inevitable. Parties rise and fall, leaders come and go, and alliances are formed and broken. Such is the nature of the game. And in the case of the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party), change has once again reared its head, causing a fracture within the party.

A Shift in Leadership

The PRI has seen a change in its leadership, with the coordinator position being handed over to a new face. But this change has not come without its fair share of controversy. Some argue that the formalities required to make the assembly legal were not properly followed, while others maintain that the majority of the members were in agreement and deemed the assembly legitimate.

But why the change? What went wrong? According to Senator Jorge Carlos Ramírez Marín, it's not a matter of shortcomings or faults on the part of the previous coordinator. It's about seeking something better, a more aggressive strategy, closer relations with the people, the party, and other parliamentary groups. It's about unity and communication within their own ranks.

Unity Amidst the Fracture

It may seem like a great divide within the party, but in reality, it's a small fraction. With only thirteen legislators in the PRI, the lack of communication and unity becomes glaringly apparent. However, Senator Ramírez Marín believes that this is an opportunity to push for unity and improve the party's performance in the final stretch.

He emphasizes that their relationship with the party's national president, Alejandro Moreno, varies among the members, but the majority agreed that a change in leadership was necessary. It's not about abandoning the PRI; it's about demanding a strategy that yields better results for the party.

The Future of the Party

With the change in leadership, questions arise about the party's future and its relationship with other political groups. Will they continue to work together with PAN (National Action Party) and PRD (Party of the Democratic Revolution) in containing initiatives from Morena (National Regeneration Movement)? Senator Ramírez Marín believes that while there may be differences on certain topics, there are areas where collaboration is essential.

He acknowledges the importance of maintaining the block that has been effective and sees this change in leadership as an opportunity to strengthen it. By carrying the double stamp of the party and its representation, Senator Ramírez Marín hopes to ensure that the party respects the legislators' role and their respective states.

A Flexible Approach to Roles

As for his own position, Senator Ramírez Marín emphasizes the need for flexibility. He is willing to assist the party in any way he can, whether as a vice-coordinator or in his current role in the Commission on Science and Technology. He believes that rigidly holding onto positions and structures will hinder their ability to refresh their political relationships.

The Fracture and the Electoral Process

While the fracture within the party may seem significant, Senator Ramírez Marín believes that it will not significantly impact the upcoming electoral process. He states that the fracture already existed and had been evident in previous elections. The resignation of the previous coordinator, Miguel Ángel Osorio, does not change the dynamics; it simply allows the party to address the issues that have been brewing.

The Changing Statutes

One of the controversial aspects that the faction within the party criticized was the change in statutes to allow Alejandro Moreno to remain as the party's president for another term. However, Senator Ramírez Marín suggests that it is premature to speculate on the outcome. The Supreme Court's decision on the Plan B and the electoral calendar will ultimately determine the future of the party.

In conclusion, the fracture within the PRI may seem like a significant setback, but it also presents an opportunity for growth and unity. Senator Ramírez Marín emphasizes the importance of communication, flexibility, and a refreshed political relationship within the party. Only time will tell how this change in leadership will impact the PRI and its performance in the upcoming elections. But one thing is for certain, change is inevitable, and it is up to the party to navigate through it with resilience and unity.