Antonio Baranda and Claudia Guerrero
Reform Agency
Friday, May 12, 2023 | 11:36
Mexico City.- Although yesterday he challenged Santiago Creel to present an initiative to make the trusts of the Judiciary disappear, now Andrés Manuel López Obrador said that he always does not want to speak with the president of the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Deputies.
“Creel sent me to say that he is accompanying me to see the president of the Court (Norma Piña), right? And that what I also want, look at the manipulation and mentality of these people, that what I want is to harm families of the workers of the Judiciary,” he declared.
“How are they going to be harmed, if even the Ministers, if that trust disappears and the Constitution is respected, they would earn the same as I earn?”, he questioned.
“The majority of Mexicans would like to, we are seeing that the workers, almost 22 million workers registered with social security, earn an average of 16,000 pesos a month and I earn 10 times more and they would earn 10 times more, what would happen to them? Nothing,” he added.
“Nothing more than now they do not earn 10 times what the average Mexican worker earns, but they earn 50 times more, if you add everything up, is that justice? Can it be called the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation? So why talk to Creel now? Let him continue on his way, there he takes her, he will have votes from the Ministers, what’s more, he already has it, he scratched himself, “he concluded.
This Thursday, the man from Tabasco asked the PAN member to present an initiative to make the Judicial Power trusts disappear, whose amount is around 20 billion pesos, with the aim of allocating that money to students from poor families.
In response, Creel summoned the Chief Executive Officer to a meeting to analyze how to increase the budget for scholarships without affecting the employees of the Judiciary and their families. “I accept the challenge. See you in a week, on Thursday, May 18, at the time you want,” said the PAN member in a video broadcast on social networks.
