Juarez City.— Despite the more than three thousand initiatives pending approval in the Chamber of Deputies, federal legislators also took their two-week vacation break and will return until April 11.
According to the Information Service for Parliamentary Statistics (Infopal), the federal deputies for Chihuahua went on vacation with 76 initiatives pending discussion in the current regular session.
The Chihuahuan legislators with the most pending initiatives are those of the Morenista bench, with 33; that is, 3.37 percent of the total proposals that remain without discussion reported by that entire parliamentary faction in San Lázaro.
PAN deputies register 24 pending initiatives; while the representation of the Institutional Revolutionary (PRI) has nine and that of the Labor Party (PT) has 10.
According to data from Infopal, until March 31, Morena is the parliamentary group that has presented the most initiatives, with 980; National Action (PAN), 859; the PRI, 463; the Green Party, 303; Citizen Movement, 279 the PRD, 108 and an initiative presented by the citizens.
The deputies with the largest number of initiatives left pending in plenary are: Lilia Aguilar of the PT, with 10; Hiram Hernández from the PRI, with 9, and the morenistas Daniel Murguía and Susana Prieto, with 8 proposals.
After two years of legislative work, the 16 federal deputies for Chihuahua have managed to approve only one in 10 initiatives that they present before the Plenary of the Chamber of Deputies.
