Preventing the creation of Eduardo Verástegui's political party would not be favorable to the strategy put forward from Palacio Nacional. Over the weekend, Verástegui spoke with Mexican executives and businessmen, including Carlos Slim. According to sources from Morena, the creation of Verástegui's party could further weaken the PAN, which was heavily affected in the recent elections.
Film producer and Republican activist Eduardo Verástegui would not have major difficulties in establishing his conservative movement, Viva México, as a political party. Those close to Guadalupe Taddei assure that the government has indicated not to impose major obstacles to the creation of the new institute.
Verástegui is considered a figure close to the new president and is appreciated by Trump, according to Mexican businessmen and politicians who were in Washington last weekend. There is a possibility that the more extreme elements of PAN will migrate to Viva México.
Weeks ago, Verástegui shared an extensive message on his social networks to inform about his new project. With the phrase "Today is a day of celebration," he expressed his satisfaction for this step and delivered a critical speech towards the current political class of the country, focusing on his main objective of achieving a significant improvement in Mexico.
