Claudia Sheinbaumthe virtual president-elect, reported this Monday that during her first meeting with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador They agreed to open a dialogue around priority reforms, with special emphasis on the reform of the Judiciary.
This agreement arises as a crucial step in the government transition that will formally begin in the coming weeks, said the former head of Government of Mexico City at a press conference.
During the meeting, which took place in National PalaceSheinbaum and López Obrador chatted about the importance of prioritizing certain legislative initiatives.
Among these, the reform of the Judicial Branch stands out, which is expected to be approved by the new Congress in September.
Sheinbaum emphasized that these reforms will be subjected to a broad and in-depth discussion, involving experts, bars, ministers and magistrates, thus guaranteeing an inclusive and transparent process.
Broad Consultation with the People of Mexico
Claudia Sheinbaum stressed the importance of carrying out broad consultations with the people of Mexico before the implementation of the reforms, especially that of the Judiciary.
“Public consultation is essential to legitimize any significant change to our Constitution,” Sheinbaum said.
In addition to the reform of the Judiciary, other initiatives that Sheinbaum proposed during his campaign and that he wants to have constitutional status were discussed.
These include support for women aged 60 to 64, scholarships for boys and girls in basic education in public schools, and a reform to the ISSSTE Law of 2007 to address teachers’ requests.
Sheinbaum highlighted the need for honest and responsible use of public finances to implement these programs, ensuring that they will be delivered in excellent condition by President López Obrador.
Government Transition
Sheinbaum also announced that he will present his official Cabinet next week, marking the formal start of transition work.
The first actions include a series of visits to the works carried out during the López Obrador administration. These visits will be an opportunity to evaluate progress and determine areas that need continuity and improvement.
President López Obrador reactions
For its part, the president Andrés Manuel López Obrador He expressed on his social networks that the meeting with Claudia Sheinbaum was emotional and interesting.
“It was very interesting and emotional to talk with the virtual president-elect of Mexico. We are friends, and together with millions of colleagues, from below and among all, we began the Fourth Transformation for the good of our beloved people,” wrote López Obrador.
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