The national president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, and the president of the Senate of the Republic, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, were involved in a verbal confrontation where they exchanged strong statements. The dispute began when Fernández Noroña claimed that Moreno should be behind bars by the end of his term in 2027, calling him the "major gravedigger of the PRI."
In response, Alejandro Moreno labeled Fernández Noroña as "an animal" and "a disgrace for the Senate of the Republic," thus reigniting the controversy in a second round of comments. Moreno expressed that Fernández Noroña is an aberration and a ridiculous figure for the Senate, insisting that he represents a disgrace for the institution.
Fernández Noroña, for his part, has not directly responded to Moreno's new insults. In previous statements, Fernández Noroña had mentioned that Moreno should be in prison and assured that his freedom would contribute to the disappearance of the PRI. The situation has become tense between the two politicians, featuring harsh accusations and public confrontations.
In light of this situation, Moreno urged that Fernández Noroña needed psychiatric and psychological attention, reaffirming his stance that the Senate president is a shameful figure for Mexican politics. For his part, Fernández Noroña responded with a popular phrase, indicating that he would not let Moreno's accusations affect him. The controversy between the two politicians continues to generate reactions and comments in the Mexican political sphere.
