Javier Albarrán, PAN Activist in Metepec, Proposes to Eliminate the Right of Women to Vote (Note by Óscar Guzmán in Quinto Poder)
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Javier Albarrán, a member of the PAN in Metepec, proposed to vote for a family through a representative to elect rulers. Oscar Guzmán Fifth Power One vote per family and one person charged with representing all its members electorally. That is the proposal circulated by Javier Albarrán, a member of the PAN in Metepec, State of Mexico. Although he did not directly write that women should lose this right, the way he described the possible represe…
After seven decades of the feminist democratic conquest in Mexico, a young politician from the National Action Party (PAN) proposed the replacement of the individual vote by the “home vote” or by family (Household voting), in view of the growing conservative tendencies that support the elimination of the vote of women in the United States, under the leadership of Erika Kirk. “VOTO POR HOGAR” CALLS MEXICOJavier Albarrán, PAN militant in the munic…
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