Sheinbaum, against a “farewell bonus” of 15 million pesos for Lorenzo Córdova and Ciro Murayama

The head of government of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaumpositioned itself against the “farewell bonus” of 15 million pesos that they will receive Lorenzo Cordova and Ciro Murayama once they finish their period as INE electoral advisers.

This after, on Monday morning, dozens of protesters gathered in the National Electoral Institute to protest against millionaire amount which, both officials, manage to receive next April.

“Well, it’s very bad, what do you want me to tell you, I don’t agree. They are public resources, we public servants must never forget that our income comes from people’s taxes”, Sheinbaum stated.

remembered that Lorenzo Cordova he directed for nine years the now-defunct Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) and, later, headed the current INE.
“He was already nine years -if I’m not mistaken-, at the helm, first, of the Federal Electoral Institute and then of the National Electoral Institute, with an income well above any public servant. So apart from that, a sale, I don’t think it’s right,” he said.

Regarding the new election of the 4 councilors INE electoral, sheinbaum He asked that “they be for democracy, for the well-being of the people and the future of the country, and not for the future of a group or to preserve canonries, personal benefits”.

“He National Electoral Institute It is a very important institution for the country, but that is not why it is subject to a few people, a group or quotas of political partiesit is about honest public servants who want democracy without excesses”, he pointed out.

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