La Derecha Diario Mexico Republicano begins process to become a political party
The organization received approval from INE yesterday, February 12, 2025, to become a political party.
Through social media, the organization led by Juan Iván Peña Neder announced that this week it will formally begin its process of consolidation as a political party.
According to close sources, the process to become a party will begin in March 2025 and will conclude in February 2026, complying with the timelines established by law.
A new party with an economic and free-market vision
The organization has indicated that in the coming months they will undertake the necessary actions to meet the legal requirements established for their registration.
Their political proposal is based on economic growth, the promotion of the free market, and the consolidation of a strong and independent middle class.
"In strict adherence to the current electoral legislation and with the firm commitment to building a solid political alternative respectful of the rule of law, México Republicano will undertake in the coming months the necessary actions to meet the requirements established by law. Among them, the holding of 20 state assemblies and the affiliation of at least 300,000 citizens committed to our project."
An alternative against statism and clientelism
In their statement, the organization specified that their goal is to confront "the current statist and clientelist model".
They propose, instead, a development scheme based on productivity and the strengthening of democratic institutions.
Who are they really?
According to official information, the national leader of this new organization is Juan Iván Peña Neder, who is described as a lawyer, writer, and politician.
Peña Neder graduated from Tamkang University in Taiwan, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in Law and a master's degree in Social Sciences with a specialization in Asia-Pacific Studies.
Political background
In the political sphere, Juan Iván Peña Neder has been linked to other traditional parties, including PRI and Redes Sociales Progresistas, an organization linked to Manuel Camacho Solís.
He has also worked in the Mexican government in different roles and has been a representative of the Sheik of Dubai's office in Latin America. Additionally, he has provided advice to the government of Belize.
Now, the challenge will be to see if México Republicano manages to consolidate itself as a real citizen alternative or if it will end up being a satellite party of Morena.
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