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Electoral Reform Leaves the Problem of Organized Crime Intact, Warns Pan
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In the midst of the debate for electoral reform, the deputy of the National Action Party, Guillermo Anaya, launched a direct criticism against Morena by ensuring that the proposal does not address the most delicate problems of the political system: the infiltration of organized crime and corruption in electoral financing. From the rostrum, the PAN legislator accused that the official initiative “does not touch even with the petal of a rose” thes…
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