Imelda Castro, the newly appointed coordinator of the Morena party in Sinaloa, announced a program of changes to improve public security and economy [1].
The initiative arrives as the state seeks to restore stability and economic growth while aligning with the national directives of the Morena movement. The plan focuses on systemic shifts in how the state manages its territory and resources to ensure long-term prosperity.
Castro said the program includes a territorial reorganization intended to streamline governance and enhance the delivery of security services [1]. She said the strategy is designed to protect the sovereignty of Sinaloa and the well-being of its residents [1].
According to the plan, the reforms will prioritize the revitalization of the state economy to create more opportunities for the local population [1]. Castro linked these goals to the founding principles of the Morena movement, which was established by Andrés Manuel López Obrador and is currently led by President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum [1].
During the announcement, Castro focused on the moral imperative of the party's mission. "Defenderemos la seguridad y la prosperidad del pueblo sinaloense," Castro said [1].
The coordinator also referenced the philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi to highlight the importance of human rights and social standing. "No hay nada más importante que la dignidad del pueblo," Castro said [1].
The territorial reorganization is expected to serve as the primary mechanism for implementing these security changes. By shifting how the state is partitioned or managed, the party aims to address specific vulnerabilities in the region [1].
“"Defenderemos la seguridad y la prosperidad del pueblo sinaloense."”
The appointment of Imelda Castro and the introduction of a territorial reorganization plan suggest that Morena is seeking a more structured, centralized approach to governance in Sinaloa. By tying local security and economic reforms to the national ideology of López Obrador and Claudia Sheinbaum, the party is attempting to synchronize state-level stability with the federal government's broader political agenda.
