MXIn Cuautitlán Izcalli, Mexico, Cristina Ruiz, president of the State Committee of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the State of Mexico, explained that the deployment of over 1,400 'defensores' (defenders) across 125 municipalities is not an attempt to anticipate upcoming elections but rather a strategic move to organize and call for national unity. She emphasized that these defenders are part of the PRI’s ongoing presence in local communities, focusing on listening to members and supporters rather than preparing for specific elections like 2027. Ruiz stated that while some members have left the party due to personal interests, she does not see this as a mass exodus but rather as a sign of continued enthusiasm within the party. The initiative includes participation from women, men, and young people concerned about their future.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the PRI's perspective on its organizational efforts and member retention without overtly criticizing or praising other parties. While there is mention of Morena being requested by community members, the focus remains on the PRI's internal strategy and structure. The tone is more
