Do not confuse the title of this column with Enrique Alfaro’s political activism in favor of MC; No, in any case, it is the rejection of other political parties by the people of Jalisco, who do not want to be governed by the PRI, PAN, PRD or by Morena and Remoras.
This means that the Emecista candidate Pablo Lemus is shaping up to be the next governor of Jalisco, thanks to various factors such as his successful management as municipal president of Guadalajara and Zapopan, and also because he has deployed a political campaign that has allowed him to gain the support of his countrymen.
In recent days, his political opponent, Claudia Delgadillo, has entered a downward spiral in the polls, thanks to several personal mistakes, such as appearing in an unwell condition at a rally in San Sebastián del Oeste.
The frivolity and taste for the good life of the Morena standard-bearer would not have a great impact among voters, if it were not for the fact that these acts entail the irresponsibility of a political novice who does not have the size to be governor.
For Pablo Lemus, not everything has been hunky-dory, mainly due to the negative comments of Enrique Alfaro on issues such as public insecurity; shortage of drinking water and also for endorsing the actions of bad collaborators who even face serious charges from the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic.
The case of the former Secretary of Transportation, Diego Monraz Villaseñor, who chose to request leave from his position until June 3 of this year to attend to personal matters, is emblematic in terms of the inappropriate behavior of a public servant.
The issue is not minor because a whiff of suspicion emerges around huachicoleo, triangulation of public resources and other niceties that have been reported by the local media.
It is said in the political circles of that entity that Governor Alfaro is tempted by the siren song of the ruling party to give up the position in favor of Claudia Delgadillo, although it is also on everyone’s lips that he will not capitulate to please Dante Delgado, national leader of the oranges, who finds it increasingly difficult to cover his love for Claudia Sheinbaum.
It is increasingly clear that Jorge Álvarez Máynez is a plot of power to destroy Xóchitl Gálvez, although this is another story, but it even affects Jalisco.
Meanwhile, there are only three weeks left to clarify the behavior of the Jalisco president regarding the election where his successor will be known.
Serious demographic studies at this time point to an advantage for Pablo Lemus of between 8 and 12 points over the candidate from Morena and Remoras, although this advantage, which seems definitive, does not guarantee that he will win the June 2 election.
In recent years, it has drawn attention that in the three most important entities of the country, such as CDMX, Nuevo León and Jalisco, neither the PAN nor the PRI govern and as can be seen, this equation will change very little in the elections of the 2nd. June by virtue of the fact that Jalisco will continue under the aegis of MC and the main municipalities of Nuevo León, such as the capital Monterrey, will continue to be governed by Movimiento Naranja; On the other hand, CDMX will return to the fold with the triumph of the PAN member Santiago Taboada, who is now also supported by the PRI and the PRD.
To date, three debates of the four agreed upon by the political forces of Jalisco have been held, the last will be on May 26, on the eve of the election and will surely serve for undecided voters to make a decision regarding the meaning of their vote. .
Beyond philias and phobias, we will say about the winner of the three debates held, that Pablo Lemus’s consolidation in first place in serious surveys is due, among other factors, to the fact that he performed well in those fencing exercises. verbal.
Faced with desperation, politicians resort to dirty war and do not doubt, dear reader, that this will be seen in the presidential election and of course, in Jalisco; Let us hope that citizens have sufficient information and democratic maturity to keep pace with the times and the blows of authoritarianism.
