The former governor of Oaxaca, Alejandro Murat, made strong statements from Tabasco before his participation in the "march for peace". He highlighted his work with the Morena bench since the beginning of the legislature and his support for Claudia Sheinbaum's candidacy during the campaign. Murat dismissed questions about his affiliation with Morena, stating that principles transcend political labels.
In response to possible frictions within Morena, the politician emphasized his focus on working for the country and not on internal conflicts. Regarding his past in the PRI and criticisms for joining Morena, Murat stated that his trajectory and principles speak for themselves, asserting that values do not have party labels. He insisted on the importance of political debate in all parties to strengthen democracy.
Alejandro Murat highlighted achievements in the Senate, including the approval of constitutional reforms in security to provide greater certainty and peace of mind to Mexican families. He particularly emphasized the reform of the National Guard, strengthening investigative and intelligence capabilities of public security elements. Murat defended his affiliation with Morena against criticisms, ensuring that he was well received in the party and that his integration has not been challenged.
He also mentioned the approval of a new catalog of crimes that establishes preventive detention for those carrying long firearms, committing crimes with fentanyl, or affecting the energy sector. Murat underscored that those responsible for these crimes will face severe consequences to combat impunity in the country.
