The transition begins: Claudia Sheinbaum meets with President AMLO

The president received yesterday with open arms and a kiss on the cheek Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) to the elected president, Claudia Sheinbaumin the National Palace.

They ate tomato soup and fish, then they walked through some corridors of the National Palace and later, Sheinbaum led a press conference in the Treasury room of this facility, right where the president gives his traditional morning conference from Monday to Friday morning.

Message

In the first meeting with the press, the president-elect He acknowledged that among the main topics he discussed with the president was the transition process; However, he made it clear that it will not be until next week when he announces the name of the members of his cabinet and that will be when the formal start federal government transition process.

Likewise, she said that the president invited her to visit some works and other government actions in various states of the Republic, so they could take some work tours together.

Reforms

Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted the approach of incorporating the 20 reforms that were sent, some social programs that he promoted during his campaign. “I proposed two new social programs in all public squares: support for women between 60 and 64 years of age, as well as a universal scholarship for all boys and girls in public preschool, primary and secondary schools. The goal is to also send this initiative, which is constitutional,” she added.

He said that they also talked about the approach that teachers make about the reform of the 2007 Issste law.

“The other one that you know is that there is no re-election, it was one of the 100 points that I raised here in the Zócalo and on the other hand the constitutional reform for the Power of attorneythat these are the reforms that can be approved as the first reforms.”

They match

Claudia Sheinbaum said that andPresident López Obrador agreed that broad consultation be carried out before the new legislative chambers come into operation, so that the reform of the Judiciary It is done from the opening to the discussion, “that the bars of lawyers, the law schools, the ministers themselves, magistrates, obviously the workers of the Judiciary, discuss it, that there be a broad discussion in these months so that know how many district judges there are in the country, how many magistrates, that the reform that was sent be known and that this discussion be opened,” he added.

Featured phrases from the press conference

“It is an honor to be with Andrés Manuel López Obrador and we are part of this great project to transform our country.”

“The president is going to leave us very good finances, the economy is very good in the country, there will be time to talk about social programs.”

“I proposed incorporating support for women between 60 and 64 years of age into the reforms, I proposed it in all public squares and I am already seeing it.”

“The universal scholarship for all boys and girls in public preschool, primary and secondary schools, which is constitutional.”

Reporter from the Investigation Unit of the newspaper EL DEBATE. She was a local information editor in Plaza Los Mochis, a general information reporter and editor of the popular newspaper La i in the same publishing house where she joined in 2014. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences from the Autonomous University of West (2007-2011); She is a Computer Systems technician (2005-2007). She ventured into journalism since 2008 as a general information reporter at El Diario de Los Mochis (2008-2011), she was a correspondent for the northern zone of the entity for the state news program Sinaloa al Día, which is broadcast on Radio UAS. She has a diploma in Human Development from the University of the West and a diploma in Investigative Journalism in the face of the challenges of the 2021 pandemic, from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Cuajimalpa Unit. She was recognized in 2009 with the Univafu Leader award as a Sinaloan Regional Leader by the Universidad del Valle del Fuerte. She has participated as a qualifying jury in various oratory, oral and written expression, spelling and literary creation contests. She has participated in various workshops and courses related to journalism, writing, leadership, personnel management, gender studies and the New Criminal Justice System.

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