The party agreed to adhere to austerity and not become a state party, as requested by the President in a letter. In this sense, Morena sets the path to avoid being an appendix of power, taking a cautious stance in its National Council. The President has established clear guidelines, prohibiting the use of bodyguards, expensive clothing, and private flights, and emphasizing that campaigns should be conducted at the community level, house by house.
On the other hand, in an effort to combat nepotism, Morena responds to a call in its National Council. Transparency and ethics are key elements in the party's decisions, demonstrating its commitment to integrity and equal opportunities.
Regarding Pemex, schemes have been defined for crude production associated with Public Investment in Oil. 17 projects are being prepared that are estimated to add 55,000 barrels daily, with an estimated cost by the government of 8 billion dollars.
On the other hand, reports from company executives show growing concern about the lack of certainty and tariffs, reflecting a cautious attitude in the market. Likewise, the investment in the Dos Bocas project reported by Pemex in the U.S. has risen to 21 billion dollars, being 162% more expensive than planned and still in the testing stage.
In an international context, Trump once again offers to send troops to Mexico, mentioning the fear of the head of the government of Mexico City, Sheinbaum, of the cartels. Despite this, the board of directors has authorized companies to participate in exploration and production activities in the sector.
