Mexico's ruling party names gubernatorial candidates, but questions remain about unity
Mexico’s ruling party on Saturday named its candidates for eight governorships and the mayorship of Mexico City. For the moment, former capital police chief Omar García Harfuch — who won polls on the city race but was knocked out by a gender quota requiring a female candidate — told local media he had no plans to leave the party. “We will always respect the gender quotas and the decision of our party,” García Harfuch wrote in his social media accounts.