“I propose that the selection of a candidate or candidate be through a democratic method, whether it be primary elections or consultations with the base. I stand for a democratic election and a democratic selection. From now on I warn you that I will be, if it was selected, convening to make a great team for the development of Mexico,” he said.
From this trench I humbly and decisively express that I aspire to be a candidate for President of the Republic, to lead a great alliance between political parties, with civil society; a broad front of the democratic men and women of Mexico. ?? pic.twitter.com/croJRb4qY3
– Beatriz Paredes Rangel (@BeatrizPRangel_)
October 17, 2022
Paredes Rangel, former ambassador, former federal deputy, former governor of Tlaxcala, called to defend, with this front, democracy in Mexico, which she saw at risk.
This “is not a stage of personal ambitions, it is a stage that requires everyone’s efforts, a great national bloc, a great front that allows us to defend our country,” Plutarco Elías Calles from the headquarters of the National Executive Committee said in the auditorium. (CEN) of the PRI.
In outlining his proposals, he explained that his approach is federalist and that is why he contemplates a profound fiscal reform to distribute resources to states and municipalities in a more efficient and decentralized manner, as well as being respectful of human rights, autonomous bodies and agreements. international, while promoting the full validity of the rule of law.
Paredes charged that the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his Morena party intend “to perpetuate the party in power” via a state election that he called for a halt.
For that, he called to avoid the interference of the Nation’s servers – promoters of social programs – to win “a fictitious election”.
“We’re back out.”
Amid shouts from the crowd, state and municipal leaders, as well as legislators, who expressed “The PRI is respected! No, no, no, no, we’re back out!”, other prominent characters participated in the tricolor catwalk.
Like the governor of Oaxaca, Alejandro Murat, who reviewed the achievements of his administration. Among them, which decreased 2% per year and “today has a sustained growth of 6.4%”.
He also assured that poverty has been reduced and placed the state as the most beautiful and safest to visit, where 10 years of ungovernability have been reversed.
That is why he asked the PRI to “return to our origins and wake up Mexico, think outside the box, be disruptive. I did it like that,” he said.
Although he expressed his interest in the application some time ago, today he did not do so expressly for 2024.
Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, PRI federal deputy and former Secretary of Economy, another speaker on the catwalk, did not reveal himself but did touch on the issue of the contest:
“The great challenge is not to show how bad things are, the great challenge is what we are going to offer”, he established.
He also endorsed his Alliance conviction and pointed out that successful public policies that have been able to endure over time are thanks to the fact that they were supported regardless of the party in government.
He stressed that thanks to the institutions created by the PRI governments, there was public security, access to medicine and health.
