Morena Alleges Election Fraud and Political Arrests in Mexico

Morena Party Press Conference Highlights Concerns Ahead of Durango and Veracruz Elections Mexico City – The ruling Morena party held a press conference today to address concerns surrounding the upcoming elections in Durango and Veracruz. The party's national president, Luisa Alcalde, highlighted key issues, including allegations of political imprisonment and electoral irregularities. "We have two political prisoners unjustly incarcerated by the state government," stated the speaker during the conference, referencing specific cases of Jaime Escajeda Martinez and Juan Carlos Cáceres Sandoval. The speaker further alleged that the opposition is using "tragedy to score political points." The video also shows evidence of alleged ballot tampering. Furthermore, Morena accused the governor of Aguascalientes of interfering in the Durango election, presenting evidence of her travel to Durango. The party presented poll data indicating a significant lead for their candidates in both states. The press conference concluded with a call for continued public engagement and a promise to analyze the election results in two weeks. The video serves as a valuable resource for understanding the political dynamics surrounding these crucial elections.