Sheinbaum will send electoral reform until next year to avoid re-election

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reported that it will be next year when she sends the constitutional reform on electoral matters to avoid the re-election or “inheritance” of positions, particularly in the Executive at the three levels of government.

This Thursday morning he stated that he is leaving it for next year because for now the Congress of the Union “has a lot of work” with the analysis and discussion of both the reforms that former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador sent last February. and those that have been sent in this administration, such as that of substantive equality, which is about to be approved in local congresses.

“We are going to send the reform for non-reelection and that there cannot be inheritance of positions, we are going to put it like this, from a direct family member, particularly in the Executive: municipal presidents, governorships, President of the Republic,” he said.

He emphasized that he has also just sent Congress a reform that will give the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection the possibility of “doing intelligence, collaborating with the public ministry” in order to eradicate crimes.

Questioned about the project proposed by her government to combat the crime of extortion, the head of the Executive asked to wait until Tuesday when the security strategy will be presented.

“Remember that one of the pending reforms in Congress is to classify extortion as a serious crime and that it can be prosecuted ex officio, it is part of what will be developed in secondary laws. And different strategies that we are proposing, some that have already been developed since this month and others that we will be presenting little by little,” he indicated.