The Mexican government wants to ban obscure deals

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The Mexican government wants to ban obscure deals

Days ago, states and municipalities were told to use public resources allocated to security transparently and efficiently. We’ve been told that the head of the National Public Security System , Leonel Cota , met with representatives from several states and municipalities to agree on the expenditure of the security budget . We’ve been told that during these meetings, Cota proposed the attendees to acquire equipment through a consolidated purchase scheme that would generate more savings . For example, he said that this scheme could reduce the price of bulletproof vests up to 50%. The thing is that this proposal could affect the economic interests of powerful companies . Moreover, they consider that with this scheme, the current government will affect the shady businesses made by state and local governments .

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Last weekend, Yeidckol Polevnsky carried on with her endeavors as Morena ’s leader, including the organization of the local elections in June. Polevnsky received support from two senators , A rmando Guadiana and José Narro but she was also criticized for a possible alliance with the PVEM or the candidacy of two former PRI members in Pachuca . In the case of the two senators, they both said Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar is not Morena’s leader .

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Youngsters have a lot of questions

This week, 7 members of the Transparency Institute ( INAI ) will appear before the Senate and discuss their 2019 report . Some of the most interesting information contained in the report is the age of the people who request information . We’ve been told that the younger the person is, the more questions they have. Moreover, those who ask for the most information are 18 , then they are followed by people between 25 and 29 , and people between 35 and 39 .

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