The President is not a fan of wind farms
When someone warns you about making a decision, it can’t be considered treason . This saying is something those asking the federal government to cancel the new rules that limit the participation of the private sector in renewable energies should keep in mind. If we look back to March, during a trip to Baja California, President López Obrador criticized the installation of a wind farm in this area, saying that these types of projects “affect the landscape and the natural image.” The President warned you.
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“Lady Charola” goes viral
We’ve been told that after federal lawmaker Juana Carrillo Luna became famous on social media and was named “Lady Charola” for using her position to prevent getting fined, fellow Morena members are upset about the situation. We’ve been told that Morena lawmakers that taking advantage of their privilege goes against the party and the government and hope the lawmaker will apologize.
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Will the Senate return to work soon?
We’ve been told that the upcoming session in Congress is up in the air because although it will be decided if the meeting will be virtual or in-person today, the feud between Morena and the PRI delay the session for a week. Last week, the meeting was canceled because around 160 people would have to return to work in the Senate to carry out the session and senators decided to cancel it. Will senators reach an agreement soon?
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A new way to protest
We’ve been told that automotive manufacturers ’ unions in Aguascalientes oppose returning to work today and they’re considering demonstrating on Tuesday. Moreover, we’ve been told that the union doesn’t agree with the way in which the CTM manages its resources and that the union has now decided to join the CATEM . There’s a call for Nissan, Jatco, and Compas workers to protest in Aguascalientes on Tuesday; however, workers will wear face masks.
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