Campeche, Camp. Jorge Álvarez Máynez, Citizen Movement candidate for the presidency of Mexico, asked the National Electoral Institute to allocate more resources to make it easier for more than 40 million Mexicans who are abroad to vote in the elections on June 2. He reproached the organ for wasting its budget on luxuries and excesses.
The candidate attended the proselytizing event for Biby Karen Rabelo de la Torre, who intends to be re-elected as mayor of Campeche, and took a walk in the former Hacienda Kala housing unit.
The standard bearer led the start of the local campaigns for mayors and municipal presidencies, on the boardwalk.
In a brief interview, Álvarez Máynez expressed his solidarity with the struggle of the state police that they have been fighting since last March 16, and regretted the failure of the Morenoist governor, Layda Sansores, to reach an agreement and dismiss her Secretary of Citizen Protection and Security. , Marcela Muñoz Martínez.
“Vote for the new,” the Zacatecan asked the residents of the populous subdivision that, for the first time since its founding, is visited by a presidential candidate.
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– 2024-04-19 10:04:58
