The senator commented that work develops over time, there are no monopolies, and they are dedicated to fulfilling their responsibility to the people. "We are interested in working throughout Nuevo León, which is why we are here in Santa Catarina," he stated. In response to a direct question from LPO about the actions of the current Monterrey administration, Colosio Riojas criticized the mayor and main standard-bearer for the governorship from the opposition, Adrián de la Garza. "It has been an extremely tepid administration, it has not done anything of weight or relevance, it is swimming just to keep people from remembering how deficient and corrupt they are, but people have memory, and on election day the people of Nuevo León are going to remember them... again," he concluded. He added that one must consider the purpose of these types of alliances, because an alliance without a project, without sharing convictions and values, the leadership to be promoted, then we are talking about electoral tricks. His statements come at a key moment: he distances himself from the albiazul on the day that Romero will present his project for 2027 and also strengthens his position with Dante Delgado, a man who has again been operating strongly for MC after overcoming his stomach cancer. In fact, Colosio Riojas is encouraged by Delgado's support for the governorship of Nuevo León, which generates annoyances in Palacio de Cantera, which continues to promote Mariana Rodríguez for that position. "We, as MC, are concentrating on, beyond politicking and prostituting alliances, working to grow as a movement. Alone, we are perfectly capable of showing the people of Nuevo León that there is a change... the parties make the decisions, but we want to demonstrate that by our own means we know how to do a good job," said Colosio. He assured that his administration is "tepid" and the citizenry will let him know in the elections in 2027. Amid intense rumors that Jorge Romero would be seeking Luis Donaldo Colosio for the governorship in Nuevo León, the senator distanced himself from an alliance with the PAN and showed tune with the de facto national leader of MC, Dante Delgado, who refuses to this association. "In MC there is an institutional process in the decision of candidates or candidates. In this sense, the senator closed a week of tours in the northern state in Santa Catarina. "Certainly coalitions have always been spoken of."
