From the Morena robbery of the Constitution to the ungovernability in Sinaloa at the hands of violence

He September 10, 2024 It is and will undoubtedly be a Black day in the history of Mexico. That dayin a sea ​​of ​​systematic violations at parliamentary rulesthe Morena clique who holds the spurious majority in it Senate cooked One of the most outrageous attacks on the Constitution with the approval of the so-called judicial reform. He did so in violation of the human right of students and workers to demonstrate. Judicial Branch of the Federationwho were never listened to or considered in their most basic concerns, not to mention their proposals. This attack on the Magna Carta would be temporarily prevented by the demonstration, which would lead to the change of venue to the old house of Xicoténcatl.

To season This pestilent feast, very worthy of the tastes of the officialdom, They bought the consciences of the two PRD Senatorsthey resorted to the factious use from institutions such as the State Attorney General’s Office of Campeche for coercing and depriving the senator of the Citizen Movement Daniel Barreda of his freedomin order to prevent their presence at the sessionalthough Then it was only revealed that he put a personal issue before defending the country.. And to top it off, the ingredient of the Lack of honor and shame, added the vote of Miguel Angel Yunes Marquez to obtain the 86 votes necessary to achieve a qualified majority, at the price of a betrayal of the PAN bench, which clearly smacks of blackmail, a pact of impunity and threats.

Less than 24 hours later, in an aberrant fast track, the majority of the Legislatures approved in a rush and without much debate this whim of the tropical dictator of the National Palace. Contrasting, enormously contrasting, the speed with which the Morena stars aligned themselves with the Executive in an act of cowardly submission and surrender of the judicial power, the last bastion in the defense of the constitution and the division of powers; speed and expeditiousness that neither the federal government nor the State government have had to face the emergency in Sinaloa after this fourth version (also extended) of the “culiacanazo”, where Ruben Rocha has become the laughing stock of all social strata after his hikers, cantinflescos and failed attempts to hide the sun with a finger. Expedite that even the State Congress has only had to sustain the farce of a consultation to “democratize” the UASa political siege that has not ceased even in the midst of the crossfire that has already kept the people of Culiacan locked up for a week, businesses with their shutters down and countless people affected and displaced by the violence.

The life, integrity and freedom of the population cannot depend on the inaction of the three levels of government. With the guidance and example of Obradorism, Rocha He wants to maintain the classic argument that “nothing is happening here”, evidence of his inability to guarantee governability and enforce the rule of law, but perhaps, as the rule of law is being treacherously dismantled, he may no longer be able to enforce one, the sad thing is that he does not even try.

For now, it is important that, in the midst of this national constitutional crisis, and in Sinaloa, in the midst of this security crisis caused by violence, organized crime and government sponsorship by omission, it is society itself, always faithful to its resilient spirit, that faces this unprecedented emergency in the most organized way possible. It will be society, and only society, that will be able to move forward, even without a government that knows how to use its head.

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She holds a degree in Law from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa and a Master of Science in Management and Public Policy from the Autonomous University of the West. She is currently a candidate for a PhD in Science from the National Institute of Public Administration, AC, a world reference for public servants. She is a specialist in land campaigns, and was coordinator of political campaigns at the Federal and Local levels, as well as founder of civil associations, currently of the Popular Support Center, AC. She has held positions of popular representation, such as Councilor for the Municipality of Culiacán, Local Deputy and Federal Deputy, leading legislative work on citizen participation, child nutrition, the environment, among others. She was president of the Jesús Reyes Heroles AC Political Training Institute, promoting the participation and training of young people in politics. She is the head of the State Center for the Social Prevention of Violence and Crime, with Citizen Participation.

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