Ulises Mejía
MexicopoliticianMale8.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Ulises Mejía is a prominent political figure in Zacatecas, Mexico, currently serving as a federal deputy and noted for his past role as the mayor of Zacatecas City. Recently in the news for emerging as a leading candidate for the gubernatorial elections in 2027, he has gained popularity through his effective administration and has been recognized for his political independence from traditional power factions, particularly the Monreal family. His political strategy includes aligning with the current leadership of Morena, as he openly supported Claudia Sheinbaum during the 2024 elections, positioning himself as a strong contender for future political leadership in the region.
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Ulises Mejía commented that due to the World Cup, his company's snack sales grew by 30%.
El Mundial engorda al fiscoMexico· 2026-08-04Ulises Mejia highlights the importance of charrería and the migrant community in maintaining cultural identity in Zacatecas.
Llega a México la guerra comercial entre Estados Unidos y China, escribe Raúl Rodríguez CortésMexico· 2026-07-26
Ulises Mejía is a federal deputy favored in polls for the gubernatorial race in Zacatecas.
El partido Inglaterra-México antes del silbatazo, escribe Raúl Rodríguez CortésMexico· 2026-07-06
Ulises Mejía is one of the deputies who requested a leave, contributing to a potential lack of representation in the Congress.
Brincan “boticarios” de la 4TMexico· 2026-06-26
Ulises Mejía is a federal deputy who is gaining significant support in polls for the upcoming elections in Zacatecas.
Corrupción impune en la 4T, escribe Salvador García SotoMexico· 2026-01-24
Ulises Mejía is consolidating as a competitive candidate for the Morena party in Zacatecas.
¿Ya andan a la caza de “El Mencho”, escribe Raúl Rodríguez CortésMexico· 2026-01-11
Ulises Mejía is emerging as a strong candidate for the governorship of Zacatecas, showing significant popularity in recent polls.
Reaparece AMLO, con libro, en diciembreMexico· 2025-11-19
