Luis Morales Flores was officially sworn in on Tuesday as a federal deputy, replacing Sergio Mayer Bretón. Mayer requested an indefinite leave of absence to participate in 'La Casa de los Famosos', a popular reality show in Mexico. The swearing-in ceremony took place in the Chamber of Deputies, led by the current president of the Board of Directors, Sergio Gutiérrez Luna, with Morales accompanied by members of the Otomi community and his colleagues from the Morena party.

In his address during the session, Morales emphasized that his role in Congress is not just a personal achievement but a representation of the people of Mexico. He highlighted the importance of transforming the political space when the populace is represented in the legislature, advocating for a direct connection between citizens and their representatives. This sentiment underlines a growing demand for authenticity and relatability within the political landscape in Mexico.

The approval of Morales's appointment follows a broader context of evolving political representations in the country. His ascension not only marks a significant step for the Otomi community but also reflects the dynamics of modern politics where reality television influences public figures and political decisions. This situation may have implications for future political participation by minority groups and the relationship between entertainment and politics in Mexico.