The reform against nepotism has undergone significant modifications, leading various political actors, including Morena and its allies, to call for taking advantage of the circumstances before it is too late. Among the changes made, the opening of space to so-called 'alternative media', such as YouTubers, is notable, as well as the government's decision on which journalists can question the president, a function that was previously exclusive to the White House Correspondents' Association.
During a press conference, a curious incident occurred when the spokesperson for the prosecutor's office, Enrique Camarillo Baños, in the presence of protesters and reporters, chose to cover his face with his hand and quickly enter the building to avoid contact with them, even avoiding appearing. This episode was captured on video, leaving the attendees perplexed.
On the other hand, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights praised the judgment issued by a federal court in Tamaulipas, which convicted four soldiers for the execution of five young people in Nuevo Laredo at the end of February 2023.
In a more local context, an embarrassing incident has been reported at the prosecutor's office in Mexico City, where Morena deputy Sergio Gutiérrez Luna responded to accusations from the PAN, highlighting that an investigation will be carried out to verify the veracity of the information presented.
Amid these events, the possibility of a last opportunity to replace family members in political positions before 2030 is emerging, generating speculation about potential candidates, such as Senator Ruth González and Morena's Félix Salgado Macedonio, who could take advantage of this situation to run for elected offices in the future.
In a more festive context, PRI Senator Claudia Anaya's greeting to Ricardo Anaya, leader of the PAN bench, for his birthday stands out, showing a gesture of camaraderie between political parties.
Meanwhile, controversy has arisen over an alleged 'ghost contract' signed in the Chamber of Deputies in 2021, generating doubts and speculation among advisors and political figures about the veracity and relevance of the document in question.
Amid this scenario of changes and controversies, Mexico's entry into the international political vanguard is highlighted with the possible creation of the political party Movimiento Nacional Viva México, led by actor Eduardo Verástegui, suggesting a political landscape in constant evolution and adaptation to new trends.
