Monterey, NL. In the elections held in 2021, according to the vote cast by just over 50% of the nominal list of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Citizen movement he won eight mayorships with 22.40% of the vote; the PAN obtained 16 municipalities (24.00%); PRI-PRD 13 municipalities (27.56%); PRI two mayors (1.36%); PVEM, PT, Brunette Y new alliance eight municipalities (14.9%) and 2 independent (4.47%). However, with the disbandment of mayors, MC now has 22 mayors.
The PAN members who renounced the BREAD to “chapuline” MCThey are: Jesús Nava (Santa Catarina), Reynaldo J. Cantú (Abasolo), Baltazar Martínez (Cerralvo), Santana Martínez (Mier and Noriega).
Of PRI they jumped to MC, Desiderio Urteaga (Anáhuac) and Edgar Molina (Mina). Of Green partyHumberto Medina (El Carmen).
In the case of the electoral results of the councils, the BREAD won 10 districts (29.25%), the PRI-PRD 12 districts (26.89%); PVEM, PT, Brunette Y new alliance four districts (10.65%) and Movimiento Ciudadano zero districts (19.61%) of the vote.
Therefore, at the start of the new legislative period in September 2021, MC had six legislators, who won by plurinominal route and by proportional representation, so the objective is to become the first political force, because the BREAD Y PRI they have 27 deputies and 28 are required to be a qualified majority.
Until yesterday, the deputies who jumped from the party for which they were elected, to the Citizen movement They are: Roberto Farías (PAN), Héctor García (PRI) and Consuelo Gálvez from Alianza por Nuevo León.
Canaco Posture Servytur Monterrey
The National Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism of Monterrey commented that “the balance of Powers based on an institutional checks and balances scheme is a fundamental part of our democracy, where participation, respect, tolerance and transparency and accountability They are essential to good government.
“For this reason in Canaco Monterrey we see with concern the recent confrontations that have taken place between the Powers that govern our state. We believe that independence, balance and respect between these Powers is essential to advance in the solution of the great challenges that Nuevo León faces today, such as insecurity, drought, water scarcity, pollution and mobility, among others.”
He considered that it is not healthy for Nuevo León, that the local legislative intends to modify spheres of attribution and action that constitutionally belong to the state executive, such as the management of the Public Treasury, since it puts at risk the collection and coordination with federal authorities, for the collection and distribution of fiscal resources for the state and its municipalities .
They exhorted all political actors in Nuevo León to avoid confrontations and favor dialogue, setting aside personal, political, partisan or group interests, which put governance and the smooth running of projects at risk.
“Experience shows us that absolute power in the hands of a single person or group is not good under any circumstances,” Canaco Servytur Monterrey emphasized.