The appointment of Jesús de la Fuente Rodríguez as president of the CNBV without consulting Rogelio Ramírez de la O, proves that the succession process leads to narrowing more and more the circle of trust of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
In the Palace they believe it essential, to maintain close control over the party and the government, to control the centrifugal forces accentuated by six-year ambitions, to remind them of the evangelist Mateo.
Everyone should know the cost of leaving the comfort zone of the ruling party. As Mateo says: “you will hear the sentence: tie him hand and foot and throw him into the darkness outside, where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.”
Mediocrity can undo the Alliance
Marko Cortés, the national leader of PAN’s CEN anayista, forgot that modernity nullifies privacy and yesterday a short statement from more than a month ago was leaked confirming that his advisers are paid by the National Palace.
Declaring that the PAN only has a chance of winning one of the six governorships at stake by 2022 shows pathetic political incompetence and lackluster vision for his party, Mexico’s second political force.
It opens a flank that violates the opposition Alliance and its, let’s say nonsense, demoralizes its militancy and leaves local and state leaders defenseless who, as always, face power daily.
The silence of the not so innocent
During the elections of June 6, revelations were made of the actions of organized crime gangs with the aim of influencing Morena’s candidates, at least in Michoacán and Sinaloa.
In Michoacán, he denounced him to former governor Silvano Aureoles and in Sinaloa the “uprisings” of PRI operators and officials were vox populi and released after being warned not to do anything in favor of his party.
Everyone is silent, including the new leaders of Michoacán and Sinaloa, thus avoiding thinking about the price that organized crime gangs will charge for their actions on Election Day. Nobody wants to know.
SWIRLING NOTES
A cultural fact for the new generations, as the classic says. Without public money and with one twentieth of the resources that Manuel J. Clouthier had as a candidate for the Presidency in 1988, six years earlier, in 1982, Pablo Emilio Madero, as a PAN candidate for the Presidency, obtained more votes than the Sinaloan … They clarify that Mexico has already signed the commitment to combat deforestation, at the Glasgow meeting on climate change, which is useless, because Russia, India and China did not attend, which together contribute more than a third of the pollution of the environment … If the Government of Mexico continues with the policy of letting go and letting go of security matters, complaints in the United States will increase – complaints about deaths from fentanyl brought there by Mexican cartels and Washington – for electoral reasons it will have to do something … The wisdom of Winston Churchill: “Politics is more dangerous than war, because in war you only die once” …
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