Higinio Martinez Miranda, a senator from Morena, was elected president of the Mexican Senate to lead the chamber during the final year of the LXVI Legislature. ^[1] Higinio Martinez Miranda, a senator from Texcoco with over fifty years of political experience within the left-wing, was elected president of the Mesa Directiva of the Senate High Table on September 1. ^[2] The election resulted in 116 votes in favor and 1 vote against from the 117 legislators who participated in the ballot. ^[3] Gerardo Fernandez Noroña, the previous president of the Senate High Table for the first year of the LXVI Legislature, was rejected in favor of Martinez. ^[4] Higinio Martinez stated that he will not engage in political confrontation and will focus on institutional legislative work and ensuring equal treatment for all political forces. ^[5] The election was supported by senators from the Morena, PT, and Green parties. ^[6] Laura Itzel Castillo Juárez, the outgoing president of the Senate, announced the results of the vote and declared the new leadership team. ^[7] The new Mesa Directiva includes representatives from six political parties: Morena, PAN, PRI, PT, PVEM, and Movimiento Ciudadano. ^[8]