The presidential candidate of the Citizen Movement (MC), Jorge Álvarez Máynez, This Monday he rejected the proposal of the leaders of the parties of Strength and Heart for Mexico to decline in favor of Xóchitl Gálvez.
This Monday, the party leaders Institutional Revolutionary (PRI) and National Action (PAN)Alejandro Moreno and Marko Cortés, respectively, called on Álvarez Máynez to decline in favor of Gálvez, but he responded with a counterproposal.
The PRI and PAN, previously antagonists, together with the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), form the Force and Heart for Mexico coalition, with Gálvez, as standard bearer, to face Claudia Sheinbaum, leader in the polls, and representative of the coalition Let’s Keep Making History, made up of the National Regeneration Movement (Morena), Labor (PT) and Green Ecologist of Mexico (PVEM) parties.
“I believe that for the love of Mexico, at this time where there is no democratic normality, in an authoritarian government that attacks the media, the Judiciary, those who think differently, What Jorge Álvarez Máynez should do is decline for a candidacyto form an opposition bloc, that is ashamed to do so,” Moreno said in an interview for Grupo Formula.
While Cortés, in an interview for the Imagen television channel, made a “respectful call” to Álvarez Máynez “to join with Xóchitl or to get out of the race” because “after the second debate it was clear that he has no nothing to do” in a fight between two projects, since, he said, it only distracts the attention of voters.
What did Álvarez Máynez respond to the PRI and PAN?
Given these requests, the Citizen Movement candidate He responded with two points in a message on the social network X.
“If the greater good is to defeat Morena, the only option that can do so today is ours (MC). “You buried PRIAN.”
While in the second, he made a counterproposal: “If they want to decline for me, I could accept as long as they renounce being leaders and their pluris (candidacies in Congress).
This Monday, Alvarez Maynez He assured in Monterrey, Nuevo León, that Sheinbaum and Gálvez disrespected Mexicans for not providing solutions and answers in the second debate of the presidential candidates, which occurred on Sunday, April 28.
Álvarez Máynez regretted that, during the debate, the candidates focused on calling each other adjectives and disqualifications, which, he stated, he would not be willing to use.
About Sheinbaum’s statements, who leads the polls towards the elections on June 2, and Gálvez, who is second, regarding the fact that the electoral contest is two, the representative of Movimiento Ciudadano highlighted the support he has from young people.
“Ask the young people whose race it is,” he said.
