Elections 2024: Candidate Joaquín Díaz Mena from Morena casts his vote in Yucatán

The candidate for governor of Yucatán, Joaquín Díaz Mena (Morena-PT-PVEM coalition), went to section 0380 at the “Juan Pablo Sabido Sosa” primary school, in the Amapola neighborhood, to cast their vote around 9:30 in the morning.

Although the candidate was supported by his followers to enter to vote without waiting in line (justified by the damage to his eye due to a vehicle accident when he returned from a rally in the municipality of Seyé), several Citizens complained that he did not wait in line, because they had more than two hours waiting to cast their vote.

Despite this, the candidate managed to cast, vote and pose with his finger marked for the media that followed him.

The politician was accompanied by his parents, teacher Fanny Mena and Mr. Álvaro Díaz; his wife, Professor Wendy Méndez, and his children, Joaquín and Julián.

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Candidate for governor of Yucatán recovers from an accident

It is worth remembering that last Thursday night, Joaquín “Huacho” Díaz Mena suffered a car crash when he returned from the end of the campaign.

After the accident he had to undergo emergency surgery, according to what was announced on Saturday morning, his eye and eyelid were reconstructed during the surgery. He stressed that the accident did not become serious because he had leaned back in the seat.

Likewise, he announced that his assistant, Ana Cristina Escamilla, and his driver, Flavio, were still in the hospital, but were stable with minor injuries.

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