Ramírez Cuéllar’s proposal is widely criticized

Ramírez Cuéllar’s proposal is widely criticized

The proposal made by Morena’s national leader, Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar , which established that the INEGI should have constitutional faculties to measure wealth was widely criticized. Fellow Morena members criticized Cuéllar’s proposal. To diffuse the situation, Ricardo Monreal said the ruling party is not planning to propose new initiatives regarding the INEGI or the SAT .

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The President vs. the business sector

If someone thought that there could be a reconciliation between the business sector and President López Obrador , this is not the case and on the contrary, they have engaged in a new feud . During his news conference, the President used a series of adjectives against the private sector after business leaders demanded Mexico to cancel a new rule that limits the participation of private companies in renewable energy . The President was quite upset and accused the private sector of conspiring to destroy government companies like Pemex and the CFE . Is this fight preventing the federal government from presenting the energy investment plan?

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The President will start traveling soon

The one who can’t wait for the quarantine to be over is President Andrés Manuel López Obrado r, who wants to start touring the country again. We’ve been told that last week, the President said he wanted to travel to the south, to the states where the Mayan Train will be built. Yesterday, in a meeting with Communications and Transport Minister Javier Jiménez Espriú and Fonatur director Rogelio Jiménez Pons , it was said that the President might visit the construction site by the end of the month. Although there are high contagion rates in Tabasco, Quintana Roo, Yucatán, Campeche , and Chiapas , it is expected that the situation will improve in two weeks, and with this, the President will resume his weekend trips .

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The solidary salary project still has a chance

Although the federal government hasn’t addressed the proposal made by the Coparmex , titled “ solidary salary ”, we’ve been told the project still has a chance. Academics, professionals, and the business sector are promoting the project, especially after it was revealed that 685,840 Mexicans have lost their jobs . We’ve been told that they are willing to help to protect 19.9 million jobs but they need the government to collaborate to protect those who earn between 1 and 3 minimum wages . We’ve been told to expect news regarding this project this week.

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