Ciudad Juarez, September 6, 2026 – The National Action Party (PAN) in Ciudad Juarez has officially registered 18 aspirants for the mayoral position, as confirmed by Ulises Pacheco, president of the Municipal Directive Committee of the PAN in this border city. This announcement comes after the party revealed that 204 individuals are seeking to become territorial coordinators.
Extensive Registration for Various Positions
Pacheco detailed the registration numbers for other key positions within the party’s internal process:
- Mayoral Candidates: 18
- Local Deputations: 86
- Federal Deputations: 12
- Councilors: 74
Out of the 204 interested individuals, 64 are active party militants, while a significant 140 are citizens external to the party, indicating a broad interest in participating in the political process.
Key Figures Not Registered for Mayoral Race
Regarding speculation about prominent figures, Pacheco Rodríguez explicitly stated that Daniela Álvarez Hernández, president of the State Committee, and Gilberto Loya, Secretary of Public Security of the State, have not registered to compete in the PAN’s internal process for the mayoral position. Pacheco clarified that Hernández is currently serving as a strategic coordinator, leading dialogue tables in non-priority municipalities, as designated by the National Executive Committee.
Flexible Alliance Decisions
On the topic of potential alliances, Pacheco echoed statements made by Jorge Romero, national leader of the PAN, indicating that decisions regarding coalitions would be flexible. He noted that approximately 80% of such decisions would be made at the state level, allowing for adaptability in forming alliances.
Context of Local Political Activity
This registration process is part of a broader wave of political activity in Ciudad Juarez and the surrounding state. Other recent news includes the Congress adapting laws to guarantee transportation for students, Xóchitl Contreras holding a Services Fair in the Eréndira neighborhood benefiting 600 people, and the anticipated reopening of the Jerónimo-Santa Teresa crossing for cattle export to the US by September 24.
Ongoing Political Discourse
The political landscape in the region remains dynamic, with various parties engaging in public discourse. The PAN has recently criticized Morena, labeling it a “nest of vultures,” while Morena acknowledges pending issues and proposes addressing the needs of Juarez. The PAN has also demanded full-time officials and attention to neighborhoods, and MC recognizes the progress made by Ortiz Orpinel but warns of pending issues in Juarez. The Ichife is preparing to deliver materials for 59 school campuses, and Chihuahua Mayor Marco Bonilla presented his fifth report at the Convention Center.
Security Updates in Ciudad Juarez
In related news concerning security, the Prosecutor’s Office will determine the responsibility of a truck driver who knocked down nine poles in the Bermúdez Industrial Park. The first flag-raising ceremony took place at the Centinela Tower in Ciudad Juarez. Additionally, the BOI operation arrested a subject with an active arrest warrant, and the SSPE detained three individuals with drugs linked to an extortion case through the Centinela Tower. Two men were also sentenced for attempted migrant trafficking.
This registration process marks a significant step in the lead-up to the next municipal elections in Ciudad Juarez, setting the stage for an active political season.
Source: https://860liderinformativo.mx/2026/09/06/pan-registra-18-aspirantes-a-la-alcaldia-de-ciudad-juarez/
