However, it is clear that what is most relevant will occur in the field of the opposition alliance, given that the result can generate the unifying effect that those who call themselves leaders of the parties that make it up have not known how to, or could not, provoke. If the difference with the winner is small, we could see a front defending the vote as we have never seen it, facing not the anointed candidate, but the palace resident himself, thus turning the narrative on both sides of the equation.
MC is and is not in the group, being the exit of the ex-candidate from the Aztec sun, not only a sign of pettiness, but of political miscalculation. It was always clear that his candidate would not stand up, and that it was the scant support of the people of Mexico that led to the exit through the back door, and not the existence of an alleged, improbable and improbable arrangement between the PRI and Morena. If they had known how to handle the frustrated takeoff of their chosen one intelligently, they would be in the front row, marching in the composition of an opposition front with renewed vigor.
What to say if the margin of difference allows caressing, with processes of cancellation of boxes, victory. The post-electoral conflict will put on the streets those who once criticized Macuspana’s for taking to the streets. He would wave in the parties that dominated the 20th century, a flag that is unknown to them, but that, well managed, would be beneficial to the cause of returning to government offices.
The most complex scenario, without a doubt, is the one we would see if the triumph was registered in favor of the tricolor candidate, adding to that of the Coahuila candidate. The devastating government apparatus would bleed, demonstrating that it is not invincible and would encourage all those leaders who, for various reasons, abandoned the leaders of the parties that are today the opposition, to return as prodigal politicians, once they have confirmed that Morena treated them the same or worse than the currencies they depreciated.
Everything indicates that the election will be very similar to that of Campeche, in which the difference was very little, but now, everything seems to indicate that the action of the group in power operated against the home option, which would exacerbate the crisis, putting some in the outgoing government against the others. The electoral authority of the State of Mexico can find itself in a scenario that a federal entity would never have faced, receiving all kinds of pressures, both from outside and from within the state. The zero modesty and tact of the President of the Republic in matters that are not his concern would be reprehensible, but, without a doubt, he would be present. Mario Delgado’s decorative condition would be taken to the extreme.