“Overcoming” in the Millennium

That at least 90 deputies, 60 from Morena, rebelled against their parliamentary leaders and threatened to vote against reform that limits the powers of the Electoral Tribunal, as they believe that this body will remain “without teeth” to protect the political rights of women, people with disabilities, LGBT+ community and migrants in the face of possible exclusion from their parties. By the way, the court almost automatically postponed the discussion of the draft of Magistrate Jeanine Otalora, scheduled for today, in which she proposes to invalidate the extension of the mandate of Mario Delgado, the leader of the Guinda party.

“Templo Mayor” in Reform

WOW WOW… as expected Delphine Gomez already avoiding debate with Alejandra del Moral in the fight for State of Mexico.

AFTER repeated pushes in which the PRI demanded five debates and Morenista as few as possible, the Mexican electoral body agreed with both coalitions that there would be two debates. The first was scheduled for April 20. Despite this, the representative Brunette He did not always say that his candidate had already familiarized himself with his agenda and could only, if anything, until Friday, April 28. And only at 8 pm, the time is undoubtedly strategic for the discussion to have the lowest possible rating.

“In reserve” at El Universal

From the verbal attacks and disqualifications of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), the government of the so-called Fourth Transformation moved to punishing the budget. They tell us that the Ministry of Public Education has suspended the resources it provided annually to the Elisa Acuña Scholarship Program in support of maintenance. The cost of this program, which provides 110,000 scholarships per year for 55,000 students in need of such support, is 400 million pesos, of which SEP provided 200 million and UNAM an additional 200 million. We are told that the SEP has stopped allocating resources, so now UNAM will have to supply the part that was in line with the federal government, despite the fact that no resources were allocated for this program in the Federation’s 2023 spending budget. The government’s anger at UNAM, they tell us, but those who will suffer are students, especially those who, because of their economic situation, need support to be able to carry out their studies. They make us realize that the good thing is that this government’s motto is “For the good of Mexico, the poor first.”