The PAN calls for an end to polarization; rejects the transfer of the GN to the Army

Enrique Mendez, Georgina Saldierna and Nestor Jimenez

Newspaper La Jornada
Friday, September 2, 2022, p. 9

The PAN spoke out yesterday against the transfer of the National Guard to the Army and recalled that, at the time of its creation, it was approved that it have a civilian command and as such it must continue.

He accused that the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has failed Mexico by considering that it is necessary to correct the course. In addition, he asked the president to end polarization and advance national reconciliation.

When establishing a position on the fourth Government Report of the federal president, PAN senator Julen Rementería made a direct request to the chief executive so that stop dividing mexicans, stop the hate and end the polarization if he truly loves the country and cares about the tranquility of families.

In a session of the General Congress, with which the ordinary period of sessions began, the PAN member considered that the country is experiencing moments of great darkness and, like never, the challenges surpass us.

“The most recent alternation in power came with a lot of illusions, promises to keep… this government came to power with reasonable diagnoses, but with truly unfortunate solutions,” he pointed out to deputies and senators gathered in the Chamber of Deputies.

Rementería estimated that corruption has not stopped and, on the contrary, it has become widespread, as has the absolute disregard for the law, institutions and democracy. It is falling more and more frequently into the temptation to rule by decree.

In economic matters, he stressed that the current administration has a zero rating. However, that is not the most serious problem. It is okay not to know, what is not okay is the arrogance of making public political occurrences and discrediting experts, science and technology.

The blue and white senator also pointed out that the government has been unable to generate employment and the growth of poverty is uncontrollable. We went from the poor first to Mexico first in poverty, which is very differenthe added.

The legislator affirmed that the pandemic of indolence is also suffered by listing the lack of vaccines for minors, the shortage of medicines and insecurity.

He noted that to date more than 127,000 Mexicans have been executed, one every 15 minutes. The phrase of hugs not bullets does not reflect reality. Our reality is that of failures and bullets, yes, even worse, seasoned with hugs, but criminals.