The ‘Numberitos’ of Andrea Chávez’s Defeat in Chihuahua: How Did It Go in Morena's Poll?
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Will you return to the plenary session? After losing Chihuahua to Cruz Pérez Cuéllar, the question arises as to whether licensed senator Andrea Chávez can return to the Upper House.
The question is pertinent because no one believes that the municipal president of Ciudad Juárez has won the poll
Andrea Chávez was second in Morena’s polls for Chihuahua’s candidacy. That’s how it went in the hand-to-hand polls in front of Cruz Pérez Cuéllar.
Pérez Cuéllar made it clear to the adversaries that their defeat will be exemplary, because they not only betrayed the people, but that the people are ashamed of the entreguism and their frivolity, in which they promote a strategy in which the PAN government maintains the divorce with the federal government.
The mayor of Chihuahua, Marco Bonilla, expressed his disagreement with decisions that, he said, are taken from the center of the country without meeting the specific needs of Chihuahua and Ciudad Juárez. The above after the appointment of Cruz Pérez Cuéllar as coordinator of the Fourth Transformation and national sovereignty in the state of Chihuahua. [...] The post “Chihuahua needs work and results, not decisions from the center”: Marco Bonilla…
Cruz Pérez Cuéllar, state coordinator of the defense of transformation and national sovereignty, in Chihuahua, commented: "We have all the chances of victory", said Morena is favorite to win...
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