VALLE DE CHALCO, Edomex (In her tour of three municipalities in the State of Mexico, still with the air of victory on June 4 and before 75,000 Mexicans, Claudia Sheinbaum went ahead and declared herself the winner of the national Morena survey:
“On September 6 we are going to find out who is the next coordinator of the Defense of the Fourth Transformation!”, she said; what in fact means being the presidential candidate of Morena for 2024.
In the three massive presentations of her seventh day of tours of the country, the former head of government of Mexico City also sent greetings to the governor-elect, Delfina Gómez, “for defeating the dinosaurs that were here” in the State of Mexico .
By the way, he assured that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador built the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) as part of the “great infrastructure corridor” between the Mexican entity, Mexico City and Hidalgo.
Sheinbaum Pardo approved that speech in Tecámac, Nezahualcóyotl and Valle de Chalco in front of some 75,000 people, according to the figures of the organizers that she boasted in the last booth.
At all three rallies, the event host repeatedly called Sheinbaum “the future coordinator” and asked attendees to repeat “coor-di-na-do-ra!” However, as in the massive ones that she had led for more than a year, when she was still head of government, the cry that predominated for her in the three acts was that of “pre-si-den-ta!”.
Morena’s muscle
In the three municipalities visited by the presidential candidate, the muscle of Morena and the civil organizations that have supported her since her weekend tours, for example, Que siga la Democracia, were clearly visible.
From the logistics, the organization, the cheers and the harangues there were personnel with cherry vests and the word Morena and others with the phrase “So that the transformation continues #EsClaudia”.
In Técamac, the act was at 10 a.m. in the Sierra Hermosa Park, but people were summoned from 8 a.m. instructions of the batons that they had to shout.
When questioned in an interview about this support, Claudia Sheinbaum replied: “they are Militants, it is obvious that the Morena militants are going to come.” Regarding the metal fences, the hundreds of chairs, the logistics personnel, she added: “it is part of the process that we continue with the resources that the party gave us.”
Nezahualcóyotl: “We have no water!”
In a large area of Ciudad Jardín, in Nezahualcóyotl, the attendance was the largest, but also the most fleeting.
From 10 in the morning, hundreds of people, older adults and children included, arrived to take their photo or pass the attendance list and began to leave when, after 1:00 p.m., Claudia Sheinbaum began to talk about the principles of the Fourth Transformation .
Process He documented how the organizers collected the “Morena” flags that they distributed to wave at the arrival of the presidential candidate.
On the stage, Sheinbaum spoke of the reasons why he left the CDMX government headquarters to “walk around the country” when below, a group of people yelled at him: “We don’t have water!”
The morenista listened to them, but did not divert her justification speech to obtain the support that will lead her to the electoral ballot in 2024.
And she took advantage of the fact that Neza is one of the Mexican municipalities that has high crime rates, to say that “as head of government, we lowered insecurity by more than 50%.”
Valle de Chalco: “We will work with Delfina”
After 4:00 p.m., Sheinbaum Pardo arrived at the esplanade of the Valle de Chalco municipal palace, where the pre-Hispanic and batucada drums lifted her spirits after a day of sun, traffic, greetings, and selfies with those who she met on her way. to the temples
There, he listed transportation works that were built during his tenure in CDMX, including the Elevated Trolleybus on Ermita Iztapalapa avenue. So, he took the opportunity to boast: “It was our idea to bring the Elevated Trolleybus to Chalco. We told the president ‘bring the Trolleybus’ and he said yes”.
At the end of his speech, he recalled the triumph of Delfina Gómez on June 4 in the State of Mexico, “where they just defeated some dinosaurs that were here with a teacher who played a triumphant role.”
Again as an advance, Sheinbaum Pardo offered that “with Delfina, I promise, we will get all the needs” of the State of Mexico.
Thus, in lands that on September 16 will cease to be governed by the PRI, after more than 90 years, and will go to the direction of Morena, Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated her speech that it is “time for women” and that any woman It can be “engineer, architect, astronaut, municipal president, governor and even president of Mexico!”.
