With the excuse that “we are different” without the slightest embarrassment and embarrassment, the Official Party approved the law that repeals the prohibition of not making propaganda that, when they were opposition, they imposed on government officials.
One more of the desperate emergency actions undertaken by the National Palace so that the entire apparatus of the Government and the Party concentrates on making propaganda and calling for a vote on April 10 in the consultation for the revocation of the mandate.
Explicable desperation, because April 10 is Palm Sunday, Holy Week begins and the vacation period will have begun. Will official devotion triumph over popular uses and customs? May the best win!
SEP: are schools still full-time?
Yesterday, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador explained once again that “full-time schools do not disappear,” only that the money for student food will be delivered directly to paterfamilias, not to “intermediaries.”
Doubts arise, since the concept of full-time schools that served more than 3.5 million students in “economically vulnerable” communities means that teachers also worked full-time.
And, if, as the President said, the schools continue, that would mean that the SEP will continue to pay the payroll for full-time teachers, which the SEP or some exegete will have to explain what the President meant.
1938: the pragmatic nationalism of Cárdenas
Today the Government of the Republic will celebrate, perhaps with more motivation than other years, the 84th Anniversary of the Oil Expropriation decreed by President Lázaro Cárdenas after legal confrontation with foreign oil companies.
President López Obrador will lead the ceremony within the framework of his energy policy, which by vindicating the State not only as upright, but as the exclusive holder of the right to control the energy sector.
The regime hopes to generate the same widespread support that President Cárdenas received in 1938, but it would be worth reviewing the astute pragmatism of Cardenista nationalism that made a brilliant reading of global geopolitical reality.
SWIRL NOTES
“Wave of inept populist governments turned the pandemic into a disaster,” said former President Ernesto Zedillo. Ah, Don Ernesto, he continues with his peculiarly acid sense of humor… The office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights urged Mexico to contain the murders of journalists. They could talk to Chilean President Gabriel Boric, before they are going to describe Commissioner Michelle Bachelet as “conservative”… The obsequious Morenoite deputies want to impeach the President of the INE, Lorenzo Córdova. Out masks! Once and for all, they will disappear from the Institute and consolidate the Federal Electoral Commission with offices in Bucareli. Ah, they were so efficient and cheap… It will be bad for Higinio Martínez and his morenista group if the Palace finds out that road works in Mexico City have been delayed. to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport because in the entity’s Congress, Morena’s deputies blocked the budget… A sinister reflection by José Stalin: “The death of a person is a tragedy; the death of a million people is a statistic”…
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