Chihuahua, Chih.- Federal deputies from Chihuahua offered a press conference to express their repudiation for the disappearance of institutions and organizations due to Federal Government policies.
Deputy Rocío Reza mentioned that just the disappearance of Financiera Rural will leave 5 million pesos without the possibility of accessing a loan.
He considered that the Morena government wants to have full control to accumulate pre-election budgets, in order to be able to apply it to motivate votes in its favor.
Laura Patricia Contreras criticized the reduction in life expectancy in Mexico, which is a reflection of the lack of guarantees for the health of the population, which is observed in issues such as the disappearance of the Institute of Health for Well-being.
Contreras Duarte, coincided with his fellow bench member Rocío González, commented that they trust that the Supreme Court will favorably resolve the constitutional protections and appeals, challenges that they filed for the so-called ‘black week’ that occurred last week when the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate immediately approved and without respecting the legislative process, a package of 20 laws ordered by the President of the Republic.
“What happened in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate are unprecedented, and it is not a minor thing,” said González Alonso, who explained why presidentialism “crushed” the Legislative Branch and empowered the Army.
Deputy Daniela Álvarez, and the president of the local PAN, Sarahí Franklyn, were also present at the press conference they offered at the PAN Municipal Committee building.
