He also urged them to pause the ruling process of the reform, which will take place between November 11 and 14 in the Chamber of Deputies, to debate the importance of maintaining an autonomous and impartial institute that guarantees the right to information. .
“Let’s not close ourselves to the debate and give the arguments for and against, and let the legislators make the decision that is best for Mexico,” he declared in a dialogue with students from the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM) who participated in the University Legislative Model 2024 in the Senate of the Republic.
The president commissioner said he was willing to review the institutional design of the INAI, reduce its structure and have its plenary session consist of five or three people. He has even declared that they will reduce the institute’s budget.
To convince to reverse the disappearance of the INAI, Alcalá has also met with authorities from the Ministry of the Interior (Segob), without reaching an agreement yet.
He added that the reform initiative does not resolve some issues, such as what will happen to the 840 people who work at the INAI; how the National Transparency Platform will be managed and what will be the mechanisms for people to exercise their rights of access to information and protection of personal data.
“We should be debating better legislation and better public policies to guarantee these rights,” he stressed.
Ricardo Monreal, in charge of the Political Coordination Board and leader of Morena, announced this Thursday, November 7, that next week the Plenary Session of the Chamber of Deputies will discuss and, where appropriate, approve three opinions on constitutional reforms, among them that of the extinction of autonomous organisms.
In this regard, he commented that he has held meetings with officials from these autonomous organizations “and I will continue doing so all these days to listen to and assist them.”
I spoke with the media about the agenda in @Mx_Diputados . Next week he will be at the Jucopo @OHarfuch Secretary of Security: we will review the strategy on the matter; We will discuss 3 constitutional reforms and ratify 12 public servants of @Hacienda_Mexico . pic.twitter.com/U6FJ6w1gry
— Ricardo Monreal A. (@RicardoMonrealA) November 7, 2024
