translated from Spanish: A year after leaving the PRI, Ivonne Ortega will add militancy for MC

Just over a year after Ivonne Ortega Pacheco resigned from the PRI (after losing the war over management), the Yucatan governor joined the ranks of Citizen Movement.
Ortega was introduced on Wednesday as National Coordinator for Citizen Empowerment of the political party, and will have as its main responsibility “to continue adding men and women who want to participate in citizen movement”.
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Clemente Castañeda, national coordinator of Movimiento Ciudadano, said that the integration of Ivonne Ortega is “a recognition of his long history in the politics of his state and Mexico”.

I accepted the invitation to join @MovCiudadanoMX!
I’m in love with MC because I share his ideals. I’m in add to MC because I’m convinced that from the citizen project we’re going to renew the way politics are done, #IvonneEnMovimiento pic.twitter.com/7Ck9UVw65S
— Ivonne Ortega (@IvonneOP) October 21, 2020

“If anyone showed that politics could be done from the local, defeating resistance, articulating their people and speaking to the truth, it was Ivonne, who became the first elected governor of her land,” the leader said.
Ortega Pacheco thanked the party’s invitation, where he said “their causes and struggles are reflected to listen to those who no one listens and to fight for whom no one fights.
In August 2019, after 29 years of militancy, Ivonne Ortega Pacheco submitted her resignation from the party and regretted that bad practices would lead this political institute “to extinction”.
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Original source in Spanish