No rush at Los Pinos
Enrique Peña Nieto
's term will end in 66 days, and the family's move out of L os Pinos has been slow. We've been told the first lady and their children still live at the official residence. We revealed that their move would come after September 15, and we're told that's the plan, so by the end of the month or at the beginning of October, we could see the move out from the residence, that will be an art and cultural space for the citizens starting on December 1st. The Presidents' family is in no rush, as there won't be new inhabitants.
Ruffo will settle with being reinstated
We're told that Ernesto Ruffo , a legislator , and a contender to the PAN's presidency , has turned into the talk of the town. We're told that the deadline to deliver signatures from the party's militants is near, and the former governor hasn't gotten the 10% (28,000) required. This is why many think that Mr. Ernesto is on the race to see if he can join one of the coalitions that do achieve the percentage required. They consider that Ruffo knows he has no chance of becoming the party's national leader, but with some luck, he could get into the party's payroll, without organizing a campaign. He's going all in, but he'll settle with being reinstated.
PGR kept an eye on Ángel Aguirre
Almost four years after the disappearance of 43 students from Ayotzinapa , from Iguala, Guerrero , the former Internal Affairs Minister, Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong , revealed that the federal government kept an eye on the former Governor, Ángel Aguirre Rivero , but the PGR never found any evidence against him. We're told that it wasn't about his possible involvement in the students' disappearance, but about his link to the former Iguala mayor, José Luis Abarca , the alleged intellectual actor of the disappearance. We're told Osorio Chong ordered Aguirre not to let Abarca scape, yet he ran away and was detained in Mexico City months later.
The journey of Puebla's votes
The journey of Puebla 's votes to Mexico City wasn't easy. What was the logistic? They explain that in order to transport the 7,547 packages, which contained 3 million votes, was carried out in 28 vehicles, and that public servants from the Electoral Tribunal participated, as well as experts, federal police agents, the military, and political parties' representatives. It was a coordinated effort. To carry out the recount , vote by vote , the tribunal's president, Janine Otálora , has instructed people to work with transparency “in the face of one of the most relevant moments in our electoral history”.
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