US EditionElectoral Reform Negotiated; Presentation Postponed
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Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the presentation of the electoral reform is postponed one day, despite the fact that it was scheduled for February 24, Flag Day. “Tomorrow we will present electoral reform. We still made some minor modifications yesterday, but tomorrow. I wanted to present it today, but tomorrow we present it and today we present Young Building Mexico”Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, president of Mexico Since its morning conference, she …
Funding for the political parties is the point of disagreement between Morena and her allies of the PT and PVEM. Yesterday, in an effort to bring out a project that has the support of the majority coalition - Morena, PT, PVEM - parliamentary leaders and party leaders met in Palacio Nacional and, although there was no agreement, they already outline a consensus exit, indicated partisan sources. Although the government proposal was to reduce by 25…
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Morena and allies do not reach agreement on the final draft of the electoral reform and postpone their presentation after meeting at the National Palace.
Claudia Sheinbaum will present the electoral reform while Morena, PVEM and PT negotiate adjustments before sending it to the federal Congress on Monday. The proposed electoral reform initiative prepared by the Presidency of the Republic will be presented publicly this Wednesday at the morning press conference but will continue to open negotiations with the Green parties ...
• Morena supports the presidential initiative and seeks consensus with PT and PVEM.• The Green Party anticipates divided vote in the Senate.• Opposition warns risks for the INE and public funding to parties. Morena bets on negotiation before sending the initiative Morena's coordinator in the Chamber of Deputies, Ricardo Monreal, expressed his confidence that “prudence and wisdom” prevail among the allied parties to support the electoral reform p…
The president said the initiative is ready and seeks to reduce costs and political representation.
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