One week from Mexico’s first judicial elections: Monday

First of all of Mexico Judicial elections Former President Andrez Manuel Lopez Oprador will take place this Sunday after almost nine months later A controversial judicial reform declared It was Recognized by Congress last September.

Thousands of candidates are contesting to win nearly 900 judges, including nine Supreme Court judicial conditions.

In two states, Virakruz and DurangoCitizens will also elect mayors and other municipal authorities this Sunday.

At a press conference on Monday, President Claudia Shinebam spoke about the upcoming elections and the violence that distorted the propaganda period in Varagraus.

The judicial elections are now within a week

“Voting is free, direct and confidential,” Shinbam recalled reporters.

“… And she wants to vote in Mexico or she wants to vote or she does not want to vote. He has not voted in any election,” he said.

When referring to countries like Australia and Brazil, Shinebam said, “There are countries that are forced to vote,” he said.

“It is not in Mexico, there is complete freedom,” he said.

“We encourage information, education, awareness, in the sense of the importance of this election,” Shinbam said, arguing that the judiciary was necessary to remove it with diseases such as corruption and unity.

“So, I invite you to go out on June 1 and vote for the candidates we choose,” he said.

“… it is very important for citizens to participate, they will participate,” Shinbam said, “Half” is known to all the people that the judicial elections will take place on Sunday.

“… There are seven days remaining today, including today, to vote in the judicial branch,” he said.

“Find your polling booth and decide your favorite candidates to use your rights and leave on June 1,” Shinbam said.

The Council for Election Day Income, the National Elections Agency, is investigating complaints that political groups, including the ruling party Morna, are trying to incite voters in the upcoming judicial elections ” Reuters reported Monday.

Increased security in Varagruz before elections

A reporter noted that the mayors and other local authorities will be elected in 212 municipalities this Sunday, “there are some chapters of political violence against candidates in Varakruz.”

There was an armed attack last week in violent incidents Financial houseOr the “campaign house” of the mayor’s candidate in the municipality of Juan Rodriguez Clara, located in south Varakrus. A journalist, Avisak Douglas, was injured in the attack, and then She suffered from her injuries.

He said that federal and state officials in Varagruz have increased the safety of the state and a special action will be held in the Gulf Coast.

There is “a high reserve of the national police in some places”, where there are high security risks, as well as the “permanent contact” on the security issues between the authorities.

Shenbam has not identified any criminal committee or individuals responsible for the recent politically encouraged attacks in Varagrus.

“The Defense Cabinet can report (about it),” he said.

“There are a lot of (safety) jobs in Varagruz and the entire country,” said Sheinbam.

US suspension on veterinary import from Mexico is still in place

A reporter noted that 15 days have passed from the United States Imported cattle from Mexico They have been found in animals in southern states, including Chiabas and Oksaka, to prevent the spread of the new world screws.

Hearing the renewal of the situation, Shinbam said that Agriculture Minister Julio Bertheki was engaged in “permanent talks” with US officials Screw worm issue.

He said he hoped the US would “reopen” its southern border for livestock imports from Mexico.

Shinbam also said The deal between Mexico and the United States to establish a plant in Mexico Sterile screw worm flies are grown.

SterilityA large number of sterile insects are released into the wild, used as part of the efforts to fight the screw worm in Mexico

The Department of Agriculture (USDA) reported on May 11 Livestock imports suspension “lasts a month on a monthly basis, until it is controlled by a significant control.”

At the time, the USDA and “the US and Mexico are continuing their efforts to eradicate NWs in Mexico and are working with good confidence.”

“However, despite these efforts and economic impact on both countries, the unacceptable north of the NWs has improved, and additional steps should be taken to slow down the northern euphoric progress of this deadly parasite,” the department said.

Mexico News Daily Chief Employee Writer Peter Davis ((Email protected))