In a week marked by reunions, complaints, and confessions among friends affiliated with traditional political parties that governed before Morena, an evident discomfort arose. Frustration became apparent upon realizing that, despite the progress towards a promising democratic consolidation, the new regime aligned itself with the old, generating a feeling of disappointment among those who yearned for profound change.
The lack of attention to the demands of the majority during years of previous government did not go unnoticed. Simulation and chronic noncompliance undermined citizens' trust in institutions, leading to a significant erosion of credibility in the political class. The inertia of focusing on self-interest, personal enrichment, and blaming others instead of governing with effectiveness and transparency has contributed to the deterioration of the political landscape.
The concern over the weakening of institutions and the destabilization of the balance of powers intensifies with the persistence of crime and impunity. The criticisms and denunciations directed at those who were in power for years without strengthening their parties or ensuring the well-being of the population are a manifestation of the disappointment and disenchantment that society experiences.
The testimonies gathered provide a revealing picture of unethical practices and a lack of commitment to the common good. The internal maneuvers to maintain party control and the opaque management of public resources highlight the urgent need for renewal and transparency in politics. Resistance to change and accountability threatens to perpetuate a vicious cycle of corruption and inefficiency in public management.
Amid this challenging scenario, it is imperative that citizens demand responsibility and ethics from their representatives, promoting a political culture based on integrity and commitment to the collective interest. The erosion of trust in institutions must be addressed with courage and determination, prioritizing the well-being of society over individual and party interests. Only through profound and sustained change can faith in democracy and the future of the country be restored.
