The electoral alliance with the PRI and the PRD has not brought good results for the PAN. Election after election, his fall is constant. As of 2018, he governed 11 states. At the end of 2022, he will rule only five. The votes he receives are less and less. The PAN has to turn on all the red lights so that the same thing happens to its electoral allies.
The most serious thing is that, today, the blue party is the only guarantor of Mexican democracy. It is still recognized for its democratic principles and for having a partisan life that allows it to process candidacies and their decisions. The national leadership claims they are ready for 2024, but that may be the year of their biggest electoral disaster.
They bet everything on their alliance with the PRI and the PRD. But this bet is of high risk, because it lacks bases, and it is a forced unity and at any cost. Now, more than ever, it is clear that the PRI and the PRD have an ideology that is very opposed to the PAN’s doctrinal principles. Also a very different conception as to what to do as a government.
In addition, the 4T is dismantling the opposition parties. A large number of leaders and militants have already been co-opted. The PAN is no exception. It will also have to be admitted that the bases of the PRI and the PRD have greater political affinity towards the 4T. Unions and organizations of these parties do not accept and will not accept any alliance with the PAN. Your votes are being received by Morena.
The PAN is a party that must retake the initiative. It has to stop being the tail of a barely imaginary lion. It has the task of marking a political and electoral trajectory, and adding broad sectors of society. More than acting in a weak alliance, and without principles or coincidences, it has to lead a solid idea of national change, duly supported.
To do this you need to work on five aspects:
1) recover its political doctrine and reuse the word “change” in its slogans,
2) outline a country project, modern and with a vision of the future,
3) design a distinctive form of government, based on efficiency, transparency and honesty,
4) build new alliances with the social groups affected by the 4T government, 5) rebuild its historical relationship with businessmen, churches and families.
Under these premises, the PAN would have the possibility of building a political option opposed to Morena’s. His current alliance with the PRI and the PRD would pass to a secondary level. These parties no longer push, they only pull down. And they are about to sink the PAN.
The recent electoral processes demonstrated this. Marko Cortés shouts: “Yes, there is a shot for 2024.” But if the strategy does not change, this shot could be received by the PAN members themselves in the forehead.
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