Gálvez criticizes the governor of Tlaxcala for plastic surgery

Tlaxcala, Tlax. When leading a rally in the capital of this entity, the presidential candidate of the Fuerza y ​​Corazón por México (PAN, PRI and PRD) coalition, Xóchitl Gálvez, criticized the “dynasties” that, she said, exist in Tlaxcala, and attacked the governor, the Morenista Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros, about whom she hinted that her absence at the beginning of the year was due to plastic surgery.

The opposition flag bearer led an event in a baseball stadium, in which supporters occupied a little less than half of the playing field. The stage was divided into four, so that on one side were the PAN members, on the other the PRI members, and on the remaining, PRD members and the so-called Xochilovers.

In his message, he expressed: “Here there is a dynasty, here in Tlaxcala the divine castes exist. That of the Sánchez Anayas; There is the Cisneros dynasty, there is the Ortiz dynasty who believe they are owners of the University. The governor puts her brother-in-law, she puts her son, she puts Sánchez Anaya’s daughter-in-law in public positions.”

Immediately, he added: “Obviously, the governor looked much better with the plastic surgery, and no one complains about that, but dedicating a month, a month of work to go on vacation when Tlaxcala falls silent, when Tlaxcala has an insecurity problem brutal, when in Tlaxcala we have many problems with infrastructure, roads, medical services, health is on the rocks.”

After shouts of “Morena out, Morena out” broke out from the attendees, the woman from Hidalgo urged them to chant that phrase. Moments later, she insisted that she would maintain the social programs, she decided to add the three that she proposed, also at constitutional level, among them, the “La Mexicana” scholarship, for women who suffer violence, as well as the universal education scholarship. to assert that “with us, social programs are not going to be conditioned to a vote, you are free.”

Regarding federal programs, he attributed the origin of several of them to the six-year term of Ernesto Zedillo, when, “the progress program began; Then, the PAN started the opportunities program, followed by Felipe Calderón; (Enrique) Peña followed him with a program called Prospera, and today the program is called Bienestar. So social programs are something that has been going on for many years, and I recognize that the current president has supported them, I recognize it, we believe that what is good stays, what is good stays, and we are going to leave it. . “What is wrong goes away.”

She considered that the current programs for the countryside would be ones that would change if she wins the presidential race.

He also stated that he would increase the number of scholarships for medical specialties, “so as not to go around hiring Cuban doctors, Mexico has talent, Mexico has capacity.”