President AMLO announces that there will be no Mañaneras prior to the June 2 election

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced that next Thursday, May 30 and Friday, May 31 will not hold his conferences of morning press, known as Las Mañaneras, due to the elections to be held on Sunday, June 2.

During his morning conference this Wednesday, the president explained that he will not hold morning meetings to don’t get into controversy before the elections that fall on the first weekend of June.

Likewise, AMLO affirmed that his conferences will normally between now and May 29day established by the National Electoral Institute (INE) as the last day to campaign.

López Obrador’s announcement came as part of the news he announced that starting this Monday the 13th, and until the 29thbegin to a tour of the Republic to address the issue of health, since it is one of their commitments to “have the entire public health system working very well before I finish.”

“I want to finish on Wednesday.” […] Thursday, Friday and Saturday before day 2, which is the elections, we will not have a morning. I mean, there wouldn’t be a problem, but we don’t want […] Wednesday at 12 midnight is the last day to campaign, which is the 29th, we are going to have a conference that day, Wednesday. But not on Thursday or Friday anymore, I have a tour but of a different type,” he noted.

Finally, he reported that he will also attend to vote, and reminded attendees that “we have to vote” this Sunday, June 2.

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Graduated in International Studies from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS) with participation in a Dolphin Scientific Summer at the UNAM Legal Research Institute, she worked from 2019 to 2020 at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) in the Latin American region. and the Caribbean. She is currently part of the Debate team, where she works as a digital reporter through the debate.com.mx portal for Sinaloa

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