President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered her second government report, highlighting achievements during her first 23 months in office while omitting major corruption and security issues. ^[1] The Morena party is deciding who will coordinate the defense of the Fourth Transformation in Chihuahua, a decision that extends beyond the competition between two candidates to signal the party's desired trajectory for future members. ^[2] Sheinbaum omitted the grave problem of disappearances in Mexico, which has devastated thousands of families. ^[3] The report did not mention the case of the 'La Barredora' criminal group, for which Hernán Bermúdez Requena, former Security Secretary of Senator Adán Augusto López, is detained. ^[4] The report failed to address the political crisis caused by the interim governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, and his alleged links to the Sinaloa cartel. ^[5] Andrea Chávez is characterized as having experienced a rapid political ascent accompanied by documented political closeness to Adán Augusto López Hernández, who supported her presidential bid and her project in Chihuahua. ^[6] Cruz Pérez Cuéllar is described as a candidate with a long political history who has competed, lost, won, and governed, having built a political base in Juárez that is independent of national figures. ^[7] The author argues that the leadership decision in Chihuahua will serve as a cultural signal to thousands of young party members about whether to value territorial work and results or finding the correct political patron. ^[8]