At 85 years old, Carlos Bonavides, best known for his iconic role as \u201cHuicho Dom\u00ednguez,\u201d is stepping back into the political arena with ambitions to become a deputy under the Movimiento de Regeneraci\u00f3n Nacional (Morena) party. <\/p>\n
In a recent interview in Mexico City, Bonavides made it clear that although Morena\u2019s leadership has not yet reached out to him formally, he remains determined. \u201cI\u2019m looking everywhere\u2026 my goal is to be a deputy, I will be a deputy, I will be a deputy for Morena,\u201d he stated confidently. His political experience includes serving as a councilor in the Azcapotzalco borough, a role that adds weight to his current aspirations. <\/p>\n
Addressing rumors about financial troubles following the end of his public office tenure, Bonavides firmly denied being bankrupt. He described himself as \u201ca man of struggle,\u201d continuously seeking work opportunities to sustain his income independently. <\/p>\n
Moreover, Bonavides expressed strong support for the so-called Fourth Transformation, Mexico\u2019s ongoing political and social reform movement. He proudly confirmed that he is an active recipient of the Pensi\u00f3n del Bienestar for senior citizens, receiving the bimonthly benefit \u201cwith great pride.\u201d He emphasized that this is the first time a federal administration has genuinely addressed the needs of older adults, highlighting the importance of inclusive social policies. <\/p>\n
For migrants and diverse communities following Mexican politics from abroad, Bonavides\u2019 return to the political stage under Morena signals a blend of cultural recognition and ongoing social commitment\u2014elements that resonate with the party\u2019s broader agenda of regeneration and inclusion.<\/p>\n