Parties clash over the results of the first 100 days of government

Iván Evair Saldaña and Néstor Jiménez

La Jornada Newspaper
Monday, January 13, 2025, p. 4

The political parties of the ruling party and the opposition clashed yesterday over the results of the first 100 days of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo’s government.

In separate statements and platforms, Morena, the Green Ecologist of Mexico (PVEM) and the Labor (PT) parties affirmed that good results have been obtained; while National Action and Institutional Revolutionary asserted that this day has been reached no achievementsespecially in terms of security, and criticized public spending on federal government works.

“Our movement is more alive than ever thanks to the president @Claudiashein!“Morena published on social networks.

Ricardo Monreal Ávila, leader of the Morenoist deputies, assured that Sheinbaum has governed with autonomy, independence and firmness and Significant progress has been made in various areas.

He highlighted the legislative changes approved by Congress promoted by Sheinbaum and Q4 legislators. He announced that starting in the first week of February, Congress will address nearly 40 regulatory laws related to reforms approved in the previous period.

Among the main laws to be discussed are those related to Infonavit, security, economy, employment, water, transgenic corn, among others.he pointed out.

Meanwhile, the coordinator of the PAN deputies, Noemí Luna Ayala, published on social networks that “with no achievements today the President @Claudiashein organizes a celebration in the Zócalo to recognize herself. Security and supply of medicines can wait. They celebrate from their Palace. #100DaysOfLies”.

In turn, the leader of the Green Party, Karen Castrejón, pointed out that as part of the results of the current federal government, in the social sphere, key programs have been promoted that especially benefit the most vulnerable sectors, such as the Women’s Wellbeing Pension, the Rita Cetina Gutiérrez Universal Scholarship and Young People Building the Future.

In contrast, Jorge Romero, national president of the PAN, pointed out that in the Morena government They continue to allocate a good part of the money to what does not generate real benefits for the people, bottomless barrels such as mega-projects or temporary palliatives that do not solve the root problems, generating unprecedented public debt in Mexico..

Meanwhile, the leader of the PRI, Alejandro Moreno, criticized that since October 1 of the previous year more than 7 thousand Mexican families have lost a loved one to intentional homicide. It is the reflection of failure of a government aimless.