Jorge Romero, a leader of the PAN, has announced that the party is preparing for what he describes as the “largest march” in Chihuahua. The mobilization is designed to show strong support for Governor Maru Campos.
A Response to Morena’s Mobilization
The announcement comes two days after a mobilization held by Morena “in defense of national sovereignty.” Romero dismissed that event and the subsequent gathering organized by the 4T party.
Romero highlighted that while the Morena event was called the largest in the history of Chihuahua, it consisted of 3,500 people. He suggested that this figure is a symbol of the current situation and promised that the upcoming PAN-led event would be the true largest march in the state’s history.
National Support and Citizen Participation
The opposition leader stated that the Partido Acción Nacional will participate in the mobilization with “all its force” and “all its energy.” He noted that a national call will be issued to defend Governor Maru Campos, mirroring the support the party provides to its other governors.
Romero expressed confidence that the event will be a “citizen mobilization,” asserting that the people of Chihuahua are defending Governor Campos.
Current Political Activity
While coordinating these efforts in Chihuahua, Romero is currently in Coahuila. He is conducting a campaign tour focused on the upcoming renewal of the state Congress.
The success of the planned march may depend on the party’s ability to convert its “national call” into actual street presence. If successful, it could potentially shift the political momentum in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is leading the effort to organize the march in Chihuahua?
The effort is being led by PAN leader Jorge Romero.
What is the primary purpose of the upcoming mobilization?
The march is being organized to defend and show support for Governor Maru Campos.
What other political activities is Jorge Romero currently involved in?
Romero is currently on a campaign tour in Coahuila regarding the renewal of the state Congress.
Do you believe large-scale mobilizations are an effective way to demonstrate political support in modern governance?