The article delves into the complexities of the political landscape in Mexico, particularly focusing on the Morena party, which has absorbed a wide range of political figures from various backgrounds, including former communists, democrats, and opportunists with inconsistent ideologies. This coalition formation is seen as a strategic move to consolidate power, albeit at the cost of some foundational principles. A point of contention addressed in the article is the discontent among some members of the Morena coalition who now claim to be the genuine supporters of the party's original ideals. These members express disbelief that the coalition's pragmatism could come at the expense of their ideological foundations. The article questions this naivety and suggests that political realities necessitate adjustments to strategies and principles when striving for power. The article ultimately highlights the contradictions within the Morena party, indicating that while the coalition may have been a means to achieve political power, it also raises important debates about ideological purity and the challenges of maintaining integrity in a diverse political environment. This discussion is particularly relevant against the backdrop of changing geopolitical dynamics, notably the rise of controversial leadership in the United States, which influences Mexico's political strategies.