President Claudia Sheinbaum held a meeting at Palacio Nacional with the Morena parliamentary coordinators Ricardo Monreal and Adán Augusto López to discuss the legislative agenda for the upcoming ordinary session starting September 1, 2025. The discussions focused exclusively on legislative matters, including the Customs Law, the 2026 Economic Package, and the Electoral Reform, which is expected to begin with hearings and forums. Sheinbaum emphasized presenting the initiatives to legislators and clarifying which ones she hopes to have approved during this period. The meeting also reaffirmed Adán Augusto López's position as the coordinator of Morena in the Senate, with Monreal confirming no changes in congressional leadership despite challenges faced by López. Sheinbaum clarified that the case involving former Security Secretary Hernán Bermúdez Requena was not discussed, as it falls under the jurisdiction of the Fiscalía. Additionally, Sheinbaum indicated an intention to analyze the role of Local Public Electoral Organizations (OPLES) in light of the National Electoral Institute's (INE) responsibilities in local processes. Morena leader Ricardo Monreal expressed his commitment to seeking consensus to advance the electoral reform proposed by Sheinbaum. The meeting was described as addressing an ambitious legislative period ahead.