A week after the leadership transition in the Morena party, Senator Guadalupe Chavira de la Rosa expressed that the Senate now feels like a "more democratic" body under the new leadership of Ignacio Mier Velazco. She pointed out that this change marks the beginning of a "new era" for the party's Senate faction, moving away from the previous leadership style that she characterized as authoritarian. Chavira herself had a contentious relationship with the former coordinator, Adán Augusto López Hernández, citing his hostility towards her as a significant issue during his tenure.

Chavira criticized López Hernández not only for his personal demeanor but also for his management style, which she felt was hostile and restrictive. According to her, the departure of López Hernández allows the Senate to refocus on legislative priorities that had previously been overshadowed by internal conflicts and disputes. Her vision for the Senate involves fostering a more collaborative and respectful environment among senators, where all members can participate freely without the weight of authoritarian leadership.

In her interview, Chavira expressed optimism about the future of Senate collaboration, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and peer relationships. She believes that under Mier Velazco's guidance, there lies an opportunity to establish a more balanced and democratic parliamentary culture within the Morena faction, paving the way for an agenda that reflects the values and needs of the representatives and, ultimately, their constituents.