If the elections were held today: Who would you vote for for the municipal presidency of Morelia?

We are just a few days away from the elections largest of Mexicoand in Morelia A new municipal president must be elected, the next June 2nd Citizens will have to choose who will take the reins of Morelia for the next three years.

Do you already know who you are going to vote for? In Morelia To date there are six candidates who compete for the position mayorat least three of the candidates are widely known for public positions or social activities.

The candidates running for the municipality of Morelia are:

– Alfonso Martínez Alcázar of the PAN-PRD alliance
– René Valencia Reyes for the PRI
– Carlos Torres Piña for the Morena PT PVEM alliance
– Gisela Vázquez Alanís from Tiempo por México
-Héctor Ayala Morales for Citizen Movement
-Gilberto García Hernández PES

If you already know who you would vote for for the municipal presidency in Morelia, Michoacán, we invite you to answer the following survey.

Do you still not know the candidates and their proposals? Here we present them to you.

Who are the candidates from Morelia?

Alfonso Martínez Alcázar (PAN-PRD)

Alfonso Martínez Alcázar seeks re-election as mayor of Morelia. Alfonso Martínez has already been mayor twice and now returns with a campaign with a strong focus on security. The now candidate has highlighted that during his mandate, he managed to reduce crime rates and strengthen the local police.

It promises further advances in the economy and tourism, as well as increases in green areas and investment in water infrastructure.

Carlos Torres Piña (Morena-PT-PVEM)

Carlos Torres Piña, candidate of the “Let’s keep making history” coalition, proposes a government based on honesty, austerity and economic development. He promises a safer Morelia with cultural and sports activities for everyone.

Its approach focuses on a new social pact, where citizen participation is key in decision-making, ensuring that the 4T He will arrive in Morelia, if he manages to reach the municipal presidency with the support of the citizens’ votes.

René Valencia Reyes (PRI)

René Valencia Reyes of the PRI emphasizes security as a fundamental pillar of his campaign. He is committed to combating violence and eradicating crime in Morelia.

His proposal is based on putting an end to robberies, kidnappings and extortion, focusing on the urgent needs of the people of Morelia. René Valencia is known in the city for his projects Social Revolution and Social Sanction, citizen security programs that have become famous in Morelia for their dedication to catching “little angels,” criminals who mainly dedicate themselves to theft.

Gisela Vázquez Alanís (Time for Mexico)

Among the main points of his proposal, Vázquez Alanís highlighted the protection of the environment, the empowerment of women, and support for vulnerable groups such as people with disabilities, young people and athletes.

The candidate announced the investment of 500 million pesos annually to support entrepreneurs, she has the goal of granting the first thousand supports in the first fortnight of her eventual administration, supporting Morelians who access the program with a support of 20 thousand pesos to “Lost fund”.

Héctor Ayala Morales (Citizen Movement)

The MC candidate has five proposals for the people of Morelia, including improving security with better salaries for police officers,promise”Zero Potholes” on roads, freedom of expression for Morelians, tourism focus in his administration and health campaigns during his mandate.

Gilberto García Hernández (PES)

The candidate of Partido Encuentro Solidario, openly pro-life and founder of the National Front for the Family, has a political proposal that is based on three fundamental values, life, family and fundamental freedoms.

Graduated with a degree in Law and Social Sciences from the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, for several years I have forged a career in the media. My experience includes notable roles as a photojournalist and co-host on local radio. In 2022, I joined the Debate team as a web reporter, where I spe
cialize in news coverage both locally in Michoacán and internationally. Currently, I focus my work on reporting on the weather in Mexico, the conflicts between Ukraine and Russia, Israel and Palestine, and the Middle East, as well as general news from the United States and Latin America such as Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, among others, without losing sight of issues of global interest, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and climate change. In addition to my commitment to quality journalism, I have a passionate interest in women’s rights and advocate for their promotion through my work.

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