Ricardo Anaya

Ricardo Anaya

Ricardo Anaya is a Mexican politician who led the National Action Party (PAN) and was the coalition candidate for president in Mexico’s 2018 election.

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Far Right
Former PAN presidential candidate is vocal on social media, criticizing Morena's plans to overhaul the Electoral Tribunal.
His analysis is welcomed by PAN base, reinforcing fears that the 2024 elections could be the last free ones.
Lean Right
Returning to political scene with calls for a new centrist coalition.
PRI wary of his ambition, seeing him as a threat to PRI's own revival in 2024.
Lean Right
Former PAN presidential candidate resurfaces in media as a critic of judicial reform, calling for a citizen-led referendum to veto the changes.
PRI members respect Anaya's legal arguments but remain wary of his past political rivalries with PRI centrists.
Far Right
Anaya, former PAN presidential candidate, is publicly attacking the judicial reform as a 'coup against the constitution'.
He is the most vocal PAN figure calling for national civil resistance, which some in the party see as necessary but risky ahead of elections.
Lean Right
PAN leader is pushing for a permanent opposition coalition, including PRI, to block Morena's constitutional changes in Congress.
Many PRI members are wary of tying their fate to Anaya's polarizing brand, fearing it alienates the party's own working-class base.
Lean Right
Anaya has returned to the public eye, criticizing Morena's attacks on the judiciary and calling for a united opposition front.
PRI sees him as a possible ally against Morena but remains wary of PAN's dominance in any alliance.
Lean Right
The former PAN presidential candidate is being floated as a potential opposition unity figure, but faces resistance from PRI leaders over his polarizing record.
PRI elites view Anaya as electorally toxic in key northern states, and his resurgence could undermine the PRI's leverage in any coalition deal.
Far Right
Former PAN presidential candidate Anaya is outspoken on social media against the electoral reform and the erosion of INE.
Anaya is seen as a key intellectual voice for PAN, though some worry his polarizing style may not broaden appeal.
Lean Right
PAN's former presidential candidate is speaking out against the ruling party's authoritarian drift, seeking to build opposition unity.
PRI watches Anaya cautiously, welcoming anti-Morena rhetoric but wary of PAN leading a coalition where PRI loses primacy.
Far Right
Former PAN presidential candidate appears at anti-reform protests, calling for a united opposition front.
Anaya is seen as a strong voice against Morena's authoritarian drift, but some in PAN question his ambitions.

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