Improvisation and concentrated power

Faced with “Censorship Law,” the PAN reiterates its national leadership to defend its legislators against freedom of expression

The Senate announces new “conversations” on the Telecommunications Law. However, everything points to another simulation disguised as citizen dialogue. The Censorship Law advances, while real participation is outside the script. For this and more information, follow us on our social networks as on Facebook: TV Azteca Chiapas , via X: @TVAztecaChiapas , Instagram: @tvaztechiapas and TikTok: @tvaztecachiapas

The National President of the PAN, Jorge Romero, and legislators of the party demanded that the conversation on telecommunications that begins tomorrow should not become a simulation. At a conference, he asked the majority to participate in the exercise all the voices and that the opinions of specialists, academics and the media be taken into account with the aim of improving the initiative of President Claudia Sheinbaum, which she herself asked…

Since 2018, we have been so stunned by narratives and institutional destruction that the technical issues of regulation and economics have been relegated to the inner pages of the newspapers. However, behind this saturation, there are initiatives that continue to damage the reputation, prestige and commercial openness of our country.A few weeks ago we learned of the initiative to reform the federal telecommunications law of President Sheinbaum. …

In the coming days, the Senate will hold new discussions on the Telecommunications Law, an initiative that has generated considerable criticism. Experts and organizations consider these meetings a simulation of the legislative process. Discussion of the law remains controversial, especially regarding potential limitations on freedom of expression.

Another simulation is being prepared in the so-called talks. So tell you the talks that will be held in the Senate around the Telecommunications Law. Censorship Law.