Former President Vicente Fox called for working hard to build a broad opposition alliance to “kick Morena’s ass” and throw it out.
At the National Youth Meeting of the National Action Party, he proposed promoting a broad alliance among opposition forces to confront Morena in the 2027 elections.
“We are carrying out this crusade in the soul of Mexico. That is why we already have democratic or semi-democratic political parties integrated, such as the little devil of the PRI.”
At the Congress and Convention Center in this capital city of Aguascalientes, before more than 5,000 young PAN members from across the country, he explained that within this alliance they would not necessarily choose those with whom they sympathize the most, but would ally themselves with those who are democrats, who are clearly in opposition, people who believe in Mexico and in the values of Western civilization.
“That is enough to overcome all the other divisions that may exist, to unite in a single effort and kick Morena’s ass in 2027.”
At the event, he emphasized that the goal in the upcoming elections is to ensure that, at the very least, no political party has a majority, and that Mexico’s budget remains properly protected with democratic lawmakers.
“We don’t want 70 years of Morena; we have to get rid of them and throw them out.”
At the Youth Meeting, Vicente Fox referred to Morena as the devil and made repeated references to Hitler in connection with the party’s leadership. He even said that its concentration camp is the Almoloya Prison, where Ernesto Ruffo is being held.
Defending freedoms
The former president called on young people to ride forward for Mexico, as he did in 2000, and to build a great nation.
Vicente Fox urged young people to develop their own leadership, join efforts, and become agents of change in their communities.
At the meeting, PAN national leader Jorge Romero Herrera called on attendees to strengthen a new generation within the National Action Party, defend freedoms, bring together different wills, and reach out to more young people.
At the Congress and Convention Center in Aguascalientes, more than 5,000 young PAN members from across the country gathered.
Meanwhile, Aguascalientes Governor Teresa Jiménez welcomed delegations from across Mexico and recalled that she began her career in Acción Juvenil at age 18. She said politics should be understood as an opportunity to serve and generate solutions.
“Prepare yourselves, walk, study, work, knock on doors, and go learn about the needs of the population,” she urged.
Meanwhile, Guanajuato Governor Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo emphasized that the presence of thousands of participants demonstrates the interest of new generations in becoming involved in public affairs.
“Young people throughout the country are indeed interested, they do believe in a different project for themselves and their families,” she said.
She said Mexico needs their critical voice, disruptive capacity, and hope to transform reality.
Source: eluniversal
