1. nation design. The president of Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, demanded to banish any neoliberal vestige that continues to be present in the fundamental norm. From the Theater of the Republic and before the representatives of the three leaders of the union, governors and legislators, he assured that the Constitution “is still alive” through the ideals that the current transformation upholds. He emphasized that the commission seeks to propose changes to the legal framework “for the benefit of the people until returning to our maximum law all the greatness of its original humanism” and stressed that politics “is making history” and implies fighting for what is fair and seems impossible to reach. The benefit of Mexicans is the common good, not to lose sight of it.
2. The value of respect. The act of commemoration of the Mexican Constitution brought together the powers of the State. The president of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, Norma Pineapple, seized the opportunity. Before the first president, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, expressed that “judicial independence is not a privilege of judges, it is the principle that guarantees an adequate administration of justice to make the liberties and equality of Mexicans effective. Judicial independence is the main guarantee of impartiality”. Her words are accompanied by reason, but in politics form is substance and that of remaining seated before the presidential inauguration subtracts points from her crusade. If you ask for respect, the first rule is to give it.
3. essential reading. “Civic culture begins with knowledge of our Magna Carta,” he said. Beatriz Gutierrez MullerPresident’s wife Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. Through her Facebook account, the writer recommended that the population read it to learn about the laws and rights that each citizen has. “106 years ago, the provisional government headed by venustian carranza promulgated the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States (…) I think we should all read it, particularly the part that refers to our individual and social rights, so that no one gives us a cat for a poke. Civic culture begins by knowing our great law,” he said. Gutierrez Muller. Have you, reader, already gone through the pages of the Constitution?
4. devalued. The ugly duckling party of Mexican politics gives signs of life. Breathe. The national president of the PRD, Jesus Zambrano, stated that the party is in the process of preparing with a view to the 2024 elections, first going through those of June 2023, which will be the prelude to the subsequent ones. And although a week ago Zambrano said that the presidential candidate of the Va por México coalition should be a citizen emanating from civil society, now the senator raised his hand Miguel Angel Mancera, former head of government of Mexico City. A little late, but at last the Aztec sun released his letters. Good luck.
5. At the height of the circumstances. In commemoration of the 106th anniversary of the promulgation of the Constitution, the governor of Queretaro Mauricio Kuri He was forceful in his message in defense of the Magna Carta. In nine minutes he outlined the meaning of the agreements signed in 1917. A reflection of the spirit that animates the Constitution, its supreme character, its democratic vocation and its zeal for social justice and the defense of freedoms. He spoke of the independence of the three powers and that “when violence fails, violence breaks out.” He pointed out that, like never before, it must be defended, because “democracy that is not free withers; freedom that is not exercised is lost”. Iron defense of the Constitution in the land where it was born.
