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Ciudad Juárez, Chih. (ADN/Staff) – Marco Bonilla, former mayor of Chihuahua, has confirmed his move to Ciudad Juárez this week, declaring his intention to dedicate a substantial amount of his time to the border city. This relocation marks the beginning of a new political phase for Bonilla within the National Action Party (PAN), involving extensive tours, citizen meetings, and forums.
Bonilla’s Commitment to Ciudad Juárez and State-wide Engagement
During a PAN press conference, Bonilla stated that he commenced visiting establishments, restaurants, and various city locations on Thursday, aiming for direct engagement with the residents of the border region.
Recalling his previous residency in Ciudad Juárez, the former mayor emphasized that his current role will be characterized by a consistent presence in the city and tours across all 67 municipalities of the state.
“I will be spending the majority of my time here in this border region. And I have already begun to walk it,” Bonilla affirmed.
Key Initiatives and Policy Focus
Bonilla outlined plans to spearhead forums addressing critical issues such as security, paving, youth opportunities, women’s protection, investment, and higher-paying jobs. He also advocated for a greater proportion of resources generated in Ciudad Juárez to directly benefit its inhabitants through improved services and quality of life.
Highlighting the economic significance of the border region within Chihuahua and the nation, particularly its manufacturing and electronics industries, Bonilla stressed that industrial growth must translate into better conditions for families.
Addressing Political Divides and Building Alliances
Responding to recent public disagreements among various Morena leaders, the PAN member asserted that the National Action Party would counter these divisions with a message of unity.
“Mexico is growing tired of our divisions. Today, the times, the economy, and security problems call for us to be united,” Bonilla remarked.
Bonilla declared that his priority would be to forge a citizen alliance extending beyond party structures. He acknowledged ongoing discussions with members of other political forces who have expressed dissatisfaction with their internal processes.
PAN’s Structure in Ciudad Juárez and Future Electoral Process
Regarding the PAN’s organizational structure in Ciudad Juárez, Bonilla commended its advanced state in electoral and political promotion matters, suggesting that some strategies developed in the border city could be replicated in Chihuahua capital.
The political coordinator reiterated that his tenure would focus on “wearing out shoe leather, sweat, and saliva,” listening to citizens, and ensuring accountability, as the National Action Party defines its internal mechanisms for the 2027 electoral process.
Bonilla underscored that his new responsibilities would not be confined to Chihuahua capital, positioning Ciudad Juárez as a primary focus of his political work in the coming months.
Source: https://www.adiario.mx/estado/juarez/se-instala-marco-bonilla-en-ciudad-juarez-y-anuncia-recorridos-permanentes-rumbo-a-nueva-etapa-politica/
