PRIAN
Spanish
editEtymology
editSense 1 is a blend of PRI + PAN.
Pronunciation
editProper noun
editPRIAN m
- (Mexico, politics) The PRI and PAN political parties, especially in reference to their electoral alliance in the 2024 Mexican general election.
- 2023 March 17, Antonio Baranda, Claudia Guerrero, quoting Andrés Manuel López Obrador, “Critican ‘enjuagues’ en Senado por INAI: Justifica Presidente veto y rechaza reparto de candidaturas [Senate criticized for ‘playing games’ over National Institute for Information Access: President justifies veto and rejection of candidates]”, in Reforma, page 4:
- “Deben entender todos que no podemos aceptar esos enjuagues, eso era en la época del ‘PRIAN’, cuando se repartían: tres para tí, tres para mí”, dijo.
- “You all must understand that we cannot accept those games, like the ones during the ‘PRIAN’ era, when they divided things up: three for you, three for me”, he said.
- 2024 May 5, Claudia Salazar, quoting Xóchitl Gálvez, “‘Soy, a mucho orgullo, candidata del PRIAN’: VOTO 24 [‘I am, very proudly, the PRIAN candidate’: Election 2024]”, in El Norte, Monterrey, page 5:
- Dos meses después de iniciadas las campañas, la candidata del PAN, PRI y PRD a la Presidencia de la República, dijo que le llena de orgullo representar a esos tres partidos.
“Y cuando me dicen que soy la candidata del PRIAN, a mucho orgullo.”- Two months into the campaign, the presidential candidate of the PAN, PRI, and PRD said that she is proud to represent these three parties.
“And when they say I am the PRIAN candidate, I am very proud.”
- Two months into the campaign, the presidential candidate of the PAN, PRI, and PRD said that she is proud to represent these three parties.
- 2024 June 23, Juan Alfonso Majía López, “Segunda conclusión [Second conclusion]”, in El Debate, Culiacán, Mexico:
- La segunda [razon apunta por la oposición para explicar la derrota] consiste en la capacidad presidencial de imponer un relato a la población mexicana. El PRIAN representa el pasado y la corrupción. El megáfono de “la mañanera” desde Palacio Nacional condicionó el éxito de la candidatura de Xóchitl Gálvez, incluso la arrastró.
- The second [reason given by the opposition to explain their defeat] is the President’s ability to impose a narrative for the Mexican people. PRIAN represents the past and corruption. The megaphone of the “morning encounters” at the Presidential Palace led to the candidacy of Xóchitl Gálvez, and eventually dragged her down.
- (Ecuador, politics) Initialism of Partido Renovador Institucional de Acción Nacional (“Institutional Renewal Party of National Action”).
- 2006 August 17, “Con la candidatura de Noboa, el Prian quiere un bloque fuerte [With Noboa’s candidacy, PRIAN wants a strong bloc]”, in El Comercio, Quito, Ecuador:
- “El señor Noboa renunció para siempre a la oportunidad de ganar la Presidencia”, sentenció Lucio Gutiérrez, líder del PSP, tras lamentar que el Prian haya roto la alianza con su partido.
- “Mr. Noboa gave up his chance to win the presidency”, said Lucio Gutiérrez, leader of the PSP, lamenting that the PRIAN had broken its alliance with his party.
- 2023 August 21, “Elecciones en Ecuador: Daniel Noboa, el joven empresario que puede cumplir el sueño trunco de su padre [Ecuador Elections: Daniel Noboa, the young businessman who could fulfill his father’s dreams]”, in Clarin, Buenos Aires:
- Su padre, Álvaro Noboa, ya se presentó a la presidencia en 1998 por el Partido Roldosista Ecuatoriano, así como en 2002, 2006, 2009 y 2013 por su formación política, el PRIAN (Partido Renovador Institucional Acción Nacional).
- His father, Álvaro Noboa, ran for president in 1998 with the Partido Roldosista Ecuatoriano, and again in 2002, 2006, 2009, and 2013 with the party he formed, PRIAN (Institutional Renewal Party of National Action).