Iván Pérez, CANACO President, Does Not Rule Out Mayoral Candidacy for Ciudad Juárez in 2027
Ciudad Juárez, August 2, 2026 – Iván Pérez, the current President of the National Chamber of Commerce, Services, and Tourism (CANACO) in Ciudad Juárez, has publicly addressed recent surveys that position him as a potential candidate for the city’s mayoral office in 2027. Pérez expressed his appreciation for being considered for such significant projects and roles, emphasizing his faith-driven approach and his current dedication to his responsibilities within CANACO Juárez.
Communication with Political Parties and Government Officials
When questioned about recent interactions with political parties, Pérez confirmed ongoing communication with both politicians and officials across all three levels of government. He clarified that these interactions are aimed at fostering collaboration and building bridges for the benefit of the community at large. Pérez believes these efforts have contributed to a positive public perception and acceptance of his leadership.
The head of the business organization subtly hinted that he would be open to participating in the electoral process if a political party were to approach him to seek a popular election position.
Commitment to CANACO and Community Engagement
Pérez reiterated that his primary focus remains on his role as a business leader, which involves creating opportunities and fostering cooperation for the general welfare of the community. His statement suggests a readiness to serve in a broader capacity if the right opportunity arises and aligns with his values and commitment to public service.
Context of Other Local News
This development comes amidst other significant local news in Ciudad Juárez. The meeting of the USMCA (T-MEC) left uncertainties regarding proposals for 2027, as noted by INDEX. Additionally, the fourth round of USMCA discussions in September is expected to focus on politicized issues unrelated to commerce, according to Alejandro Sandoval. CANACO Juárez and OXXO are also exploring the implementation of panic buttons as a security measure.
In other news, PEMEX has once again eliminated medical services for retirees in the state. The ‘México te Abraza’ program is currently assisting one person in the El Punto area, as reported by Mayra Chávez. Various sectors of society are backing Pedro Torres’ initiative to protect teachers from false accusations and threats. Furthermore, 600 families are seeking mechanisms to establish themselves in a municipal plot to form Colonia Victoria, according to Oscar Avitia. The PAN party will define its candidacies for 2027 through a five-stage process, and has accused Morena of political obstruction regarding a credit for Poniente 5. De la Peña has criticized the INE for becoming a ‘great censor’ after prohibiting the PRI. He also critiqued Sheinbaum’s media proposal, calling it a shift from audience to censorship. Chihuahua ranchers are urged to take responsibility to prevent the spread of the Screw-worm fly, as stated by Juan Carlos Flores. MORENA will seek for the State Government to subsidize public transport.
Security news includes the municipal police rescuing a Guatemalan woman who was kidnapped, arresting two men in Rancho Anapra. Vigilance and infrastructure at international bridges are now operational, according to García Reyes. The Mayor of Ciudad Juárez stated that the State Government does not support the city with police equipment and only criticizes. Civil Protection maintains an alert for high temperatures and the formation of micro-storms. The delegate of Welfare in Chihuahua, Mayra Chávez, has joined the Coordination Table for the Construction of Peace.
The potential candidacy of Iván Pérez adds another layer of intrigue to the political landscape of Ciudad Juárez as the 2027 elections draw closer, highlighting the growing involvement of business leaders in local governance.
Source: https://860liderinformativo.mx/2026/08/02/ivan-perez-no-descarta-la-posibilidad-para-competir-por-la-alcaldia-de-ciudad-juarez/
