Will PAS lose its registration?

Said in the words of Lopez Obrador“He chiefdom “It lasts as long as the people want.” And the people no longer want it. The people's patience ran out. He is determined to put an end to story-telling chiefdom in Sinaloa. The one who realized it and gave it a voice was the candidate sinaloense Senate by Brunette, Enrique Inzunza Cázarez.

“People don't want to know anything about PRIANbut neither of the PAS because it extracts resources from the UAS”. The candidate discovers nothing, but the applause and cheers that he has provoked at the rallies with his speech against the chiefdom and the university kidnapping by the PASare the sublimation of people's feelings.

Inzunza Cázarez has decided to give a first and last name to those who have a negative campaign against him. She has ignored the attacks that, being baseless, have turned out to be sterile. On the other hand, she has dedicated herself to running a campaign at ground level, of contact and meeting with the people. Throughout more than half of what he calls “civic journey” he has found support in the people, in his own.

The strength that the people give is such that they have openly dared to predict that the Sinaloense Party will lose its registration. The Pasista regent wasted no time and was immediately hooked. There he began to finish losing a battle that on June 2 will have one of his defining points.

The PAS leader uses the University for his own purposes. The university community knows it. In the end, the person who could be a federal deputy will be Cuén. The one who would be achieving his goal is only the Pasista leader.

The few opportunities and PAS candidates are for Cuén's friends. 7 out of every 10 candidates from that party earn a salary from the UAS. With that lapidary fact, they dare to say that the PAS is not linked to Casa Rosalina.

For their part, the base, the university students forced to serve in the PAS, will continue waiting for the crumbs that the political group of Cuén, Madueña and company will grant them. Those university students are also people, and their patience is also exhausted. They wait for the opportunity to free themselves from the yoke that “the master” has imposed on them.

Héctor Melesio Cuén lives in a bubble. It seems like the perfect metaphor to me because that bubble has to burst at any moment. His political group fights battles on various fronts. In Congress they fight against the will of the people to reform the UAS. Within the University, dissidence grows day by day with fatigue and the political use of the institution.

The most complex battles are the legal ones. Linked to the process, the former rector Madueña, the current office manager, the acquisitions committee and Héctor Cuén Jr., have used all possible tricks to avoid attending the hearings. The press, which is also a people, has grown tired and now considers the delaying strategy a mockery. Knowing that Cuén and his people seek to politicize matters, the Judiciary has been flexible. But they are also a people and they have their limits, they will end up applying the law.

The people's patience ran out. “People don't want to know anything about PRIAN, but neither does PAS because it extracts resources from the UAS.”

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