Following Sergio Mayer's elimination from the reality television show 'La Casa de los Famosos' (LCDLF), Luisa María Alcalde, the national president of the Morena party, addressed the implications for Mayer's political career as a deputy and party member. Mayer had previously requested a leave of absence from the Chamber of Deputies in mid-February and shortly after took part in the Telemundo show in the United States. His departure from the show was met with mixed feelings, as Mayer expressed dissatisfaction with his short tenure but acknowledged the audience's decision to eliminate him.

In an interview, Alcalde noted that while Mayer retains the right to return to his deputy role, the Morena party also has the prerogative to make decisions regarding his position within the organization. This statement raises questions about the balance of individual rights versus organizational interests within political parties, especially when members engage in high-profile entertainment projects that could affect their political image and responsibilities.

As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how the Morena party will reconcile Mayer's aspirations with the party's strategic objectives and member expectations. The scenario underscores the complexities many politicians face when navigating the crossover between entertainment and political arenas, further emphasizing the impact of public perception on political careers.