Hipólito Mejía rechaza recorte a partidos y advierte sobre el PRM rumbo al 2028 | VTV

Hipólito Mejía's recent statements have once again highlighted the internal divisions within the PRM regarding political and electoral strategy leading up to 2028. The former president rejected the idea of ​​reducing public funds allocated to political parties and also questioned the excessive use of polls as a tool for selecting presidential candidates, sending a message that many interpret as a veiled criticism of both the government and internal factions within the ruling party. Political analysis suggests an increasingly visible gap between the positions of Luis Abinader and Hipólito Mejía, two of the PRM's main leaders, fueling comparisons to the historical divisions within the PRD. It is also interpreted that the defense of party resources is linked to the desire to strengthen a potential candidacy of Carolina Mejía, who would need a strong political structure for an internal convention where the presidential candidate would have to win through votes, not just polls. Amid the internal tension, many are already recalling the historic conventions of the old PRD and are issuing a political warning that is once again ringing loudly: “Beware of those chairs!”