They regret that the President ignores the “will for dialogue”

Georgina Saldierna, Andrea Becerril and Editorial Staff

La Jornada Newspaper
Thursday, October 3, 2024, p. 8

The leader of the PAN, Marko Cortés, regretted yesterday that President Claudia Sheinbaum has not made a gesture of reception regarding her party’s willingness to dialogue and has left him with her hand outstretched. However, he insisted that the president meet with the opposition, discuss and agree on an agenda of issues that benefit the country.

In turn, Senator Ricardo Anaya considered that it is too early to draw conclusions about the position that Sheinbaum had when protesting as president. It’s only the first day of the government, but it’s truedid not place emphasis on plurality or dialogue or agreements, but on the continuity of the government.

Interviewed in the Senate, he considered that there are worrying signs, although I hope that this government will be different, that it will leave behind the polarization, the bitterness and call for national unity in deeds..

Alejandro Moreno, leader and senator of the PRI, also pointed out that the new federal administration must be given time. What we are doing is making it clear that in the case of the Institutional Revolutionary and our parliamentary groups, there will always be a willingness to debate and build consensus for Mexico..

After the opposition expressed its willingness to talk with Sheinbaum during the general congress session last Tuesday, and the PAN extended its hand to build together where there are coincidences, Marko Cortés said that it caught his attention that the president did not even have a gesture of reception of your offer.

Among the candidates to lead the PAN there were also reactions to the start of the new administration. Adriana Dávila, one of the candidates, maintained that the blue and white cannot adopt the role of cheerleader and much less surrender to frank institutional surrender. With a decalogue of requests to the new federal government, he called to generate a plan to reduce homicidal and feminicidal violence.

Jorge Romero, who also seeks to lead the party, pointed out that the country faces new authoritarian challenges, but with unity and renewal, we will once again be the democratic alternative that the country needs.