The Green Party of Mexico (PVEM) is expressing confidence that its proposals regarding the electoral reform will be heard by the Commission, even though President Claudia Sheinbaum already has a proposal document. The party acknowledges that there are still disagreements among lawmakers, particularly concerning proportional representation, yet they remain hopeful about advancing progressive electoral reforms. In a recent interview at the Senate, Manuel Velasco Coello, a PVEM legislator and former governor of Chiapas, articulated concerns regarding the electoral reform, emphasizing the delicate nature of the topic in the current political climate. He mentioned ongoing dialogues with Secretary of the Interior and highlighted the productive discussions they have had with other political leaders, including Pablo Gómez. PVEM seems to be navigating a challenging landscape as it seeks to influence the electoral reform process. The party's commitment to progressive reform reflects broader debates happening within Mexico about the nature of democracy and representation, suggesting that while tensions exist, collaboration and dialogue remain critical in addressing these pivotal issues for the country's political future.