Mexico City.- The national leadership of the PAN will present an unconstitutionality action against the so-called electoral Plan B and the limitations for government dissemination applied to these and municipalities.
The legislation approved by Congress at the end of last year establishes that states and municipalities cannot spend more than 0.1% on government advertising, which, in the opinion of the albiazul leadership, limits the dissemination of government actions and puts the government in severe trouble. the media.
“They are seriously limiting their ability to inform, to be able to spread the actions of their governments, limiting them (to states and municipalities) in their ability to publicize what they are doing, while the federal government every day misuses the Palace National to do politics and dissemination and attack the Opposition,” the albiazul leader said a week ago, in Mérida.
The national leader of the PAN, Marko Cortés; the general secretary, Cecilia Patrón; and other PAN leaders.
The Social Communication Law, of 2018, was devised to regulate the restrictions of 134 on the political activism of the rulers, but with the adjustments it is intended to regulate “the right of citizens to information,” warned the electoral adviser Ciro Murayama.
The operation involves limiting what is considered government propaganda, which according to the new article 2 of the law, will only be that “charged to the public budget, specifically labeled for that purpose by a Public Entity.”
