Alfonso Durazo Montaño, the current governor of Sonora and president of the National Council of Morena, has publicly criticized Senator Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas. ^[1] The Secretariat of Energy is installing solar panels for free in three municipalities in Baja California and Sonora through the Techos Solares para el Bienestar 2026 program. ^[2] Durazo Montaño recognized the senator's right to opinion but said Colosio Riojas lacks the moral authority to criticize potential deficiencies of President Claudia Sheinbaum's government, especially because he left 'a trail of lags and mistakes' during his tenure as municipal president of Monterrey, Nuevo León. ^[3] Durazo Montaño said he has affection for Senator Colosio Riojas but considered it necessary to question the senator's intervention in the Senate. ^[4] Governor Durazo's criticism represents an escalation of the gubernatorial race in Sonora. ^[5] Governor Alfonso Durazo stated that the first phase of the program will deliver panels to a total of 5,000 homes. ^[6] The program is focused on combating energy poverty in vulnerable households by installing photovoltaic systems interconnected with the CFE grid. ^[7] The ultimate goal of the program is to benefit up to 10,000 homes with these installations. ^[8] According to the article, Senator Colosio Riojas reproached the permanence of privileges in the government and rejected the functioning of institutions such as the Fiscalía General de la República (Mexico's Attorney General's Office) during his Senate speech. ^[9] Governor Durazo's attack effectively brings Movimiento Ciudadano into the ring of the gubernatorial contest. ^[10]