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[00:00:08] been informed of what
[00:00:18] we intend to restore relations with
[00:00:21] Peru, we are sister
[00:00:25] countries,
[00:00:26] friends.
[00:00:43] Infantino, de Good evening, welcome, welcome to Reference Point, your news program, I'm Azul Alzaga, on this
[00:00:47] side, on this side, Luisa Iglesias, Azul, good evening, good evening, and we
[00:00:51] wish you a rainy weekend, without a doubt,
[00:00:55] have a peaceful Friday for those
[00:00:57] and subsequently to the reduction of who are in these storms in Mexico City and
[00:01:00] also those who are around the republic, remember
[00:01:03] @mxreferencia #puntoreferencia for all the
[00:01:07] conversation through social networks, there we are, that's
[00:01:10] right, and we're going to go with the information, many bilateral
[00:01:14] and diplomatic matters today, the week
[00:01:17] closes with the news that Mexico restores diplomatic relations with
[00:01:21] Peru, you will remember that
[00:01:23] protests extended to Cali, where de these were broken in December of last year by decision of the
[00:01:26] former Peruvian president Dina Boluarte in response to Mexico
[00:01:29] granting political asylum. The vice minister of the
[00:01:32] government of Pedro Castillo, Betsy Chávez, also politically
[00:01:35] persecuted by the government of Boluarte after the coup against
[00:01:38] Castillo's government and his imprisonment. Without
[00:01:42] saying it, with the reestablishment of relations, Keiko
[00:01:45] Fujimori's government rectifies the irrationality of the
[00:01:49] measure that occurred in December of last year by
[00:01:52] stating, even in a joint statement, its respect for international
[00:01:56] law and the principles of the United Nations Charter.
[00:02:00] Precisely the right of asylum,
[00:02:02] of reforestation 2026 in which Peru denied at that moment, is one of those
[00:02:05] principles, and we, as
[00:02:08] always, as we have done,
[00:02:11] eh, we will continue defending President Castillo for
[00:02:14] the reasons we have stated, she said that she
[00:02:17] understood, that he was in a judicial process in
[00:02:21] Peru, but that it was her desire to reestablish relations with
[00:02:25] Mexico, and for this
[00:02:28] Both parties will sign an agreement with reason, eh, well, evidently, we never broke relations with
[00:02:31] Peru, relations are
[00:02:34] reestablished.
[00:02:36] Peru's rectification is further reinforced by the
[00:02:39] granting of the safe conduct that for months was denied for the transfer
[00:02:43] of Betsy Chávez to the country, which has already
[00:02:46] happened. The safe conduct was granted
[00:02:50] for Betsy, it was an air force plane for
[00:02:53] her. It is a dialogue that began with the new
[00:02:57] government of Peru several weeks ago. This
[00:03:01] was a request that we made and
[00:03:03] it is
[00:03:06] a element
[00:03:10] or an action
[00:03:13] that
[00:03:14] eh
[00:03:17] of good will, let's say so, from the
[00:03:20] government of President
[00:03:23] Fujimori towards Mexico and
[00:03:27] well, welcome Betsy. Chávez, to
[00:03:31] Mexico. President Claudia Sheinbaum vindicated
[00:03:35] the country's vocation to maintain good diplomatic relations
[00:03:38] with any country in the world
[00:03:41] the full extent, I quote, of and celebrated this new circumstance with Peru, also distinguishing this
[00:03:44] case from the only country with which Mexico does not have
[00:03:48] diplomatic relations, by its own definition,
[00:03:51] it took me a lot of work to get him out Ecuador. So it is important
[00:03:55] meeting with that beyond the political orientation
[00:03:58] of governments. that there are political orientations of
[00:04:01] governments, they arrive by one party, they arrive by
[00:04:04] another, it is important that Mexico has
[00:04:08] 80% of the product comes from diplomatic relations with the world, in the
[00:04:11] case of Ecuador we do not have them because they
[00:04:14] invaded the Mexican embassy in Ecuador, it is
[00:04:17] something completely different, there is an offense
[00:04:20] eh to our
[00:04:22] sovereignty,
[00:04:25] eh, but in other cases we always seek the
[00:04:29] time has begun for best relations of friendship with all the peoples of the world, because
[00:04:32] moreover, that is Mexico's foreign
[00:04:35] policy. This fact is important because Mexico
[00:04:40] Ángel Aguirre Rivero comes from the PRI of and Peru are fundamental members of the Asia
[00:04:42] Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum, an umbrella for economic and commercial agreements. And with
[00:04:46] this, the paralysis of bilateral and regional decisions that
[00:04:49] announced that he would sign the Shield of occurred as a consequence of the
[00:04:52] From the first days and weeks of the rupture between the two countries ends. But, how
[00:04:55] did this process that ended with this months-long
[00:04:58] was part of rupture happen? Here we tell you.
[00:05:06] Mexico and Peru ended a diplomatic crisis that began after the
[00:05:09] dismissal of then-president Pedro Castillo. This led to a cooling
[00:05:13] of the relationship between both nations, this after the
[00:05:16] government of President Keiko Fujimori granted safe
[00:05:19] conduct to former Prime Minister Betsy Chávez who received political
[00:05:23] asylum from Mexico. Betsy
[00:05:26] Chávez, a Peruvian lawyer and politician who was Minister of Labor and
[00:05:29] subsequently, President of the Council of Ministers during the government of Pedro
[00:05:33] Castillo. After the failed dissolution of Congress
[00:05:37] announced by Castillo in December 2022, the former official
[00:05:41] was investigated for her alleged involvement in these events and
[00:05:44] remained in preventive detention while the judicial process against
[00:05:48] her advanced.
[00:05:51] The estrangement between both governments arose after the dismissal of Pedro
[00:05:55] Castillo. In this context, then-President of Mexico Andrés Manuel
[00:05:59] López Obrador, questioned the way in which the political process in
[00:06:02] Peru developed and expressed his support for the former president, which led to the
[00:06:06] deterioration of the bilateral relationship
[00:06:10] diplomatic representations. We
[00:06:13] consider that it was
[00:06:16] a great injustice
[00:06:19] to have removed him from his
[00:06:22] position, because he was
[00:06:24] elected by the
[00:06:27] people, moreover they violated the
[00:06:30] constitution,
[00:06:33] the
[00:06:36] conservatives
[00:06:38] of Peru, Mexico will continue to...
[00:06:42] crying out
[00:06:45] for the president
[00:06:48] unjustly and illegally dismissed and we will
[00:06:52] continue demanding that he be
[00:06:55] released,
[00:06:58] he cannot be in jail, it is a great injustice.
[00:07:02] Now both governments agreed to normalize their ties through the
[00:07:05] exchange of ambassadors and the reactivation of official channels of
[00:07:09] communication with the objective of strengthening.
[00:07:13] Mexico and Peru are the cradle of ancient civilizations.
[00:07:17] In 2012 they promoted the creation of the Pacific Alliance,
[00:07:21] APEC, along with Chile and Colombia. In
[00:07:24] 2023, due to tensions, they ceded the provisional presidency to
[00:07:28] Chile. It should be noted that Mexico will host the meeting of leaders
[00:07:32] of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum,
[00:07:35] APEC, 2028. Marisol
[00:07:39] Hernández. Reference point.
[00:07:46] and continuing on the diplomatic front, Mexico
[00:07:49] was present at the inauguration of Abelardo de la Espriella
[00:07:52] as the new president of Colombia through a
[00:07:55] representation, this was led by Raquel Serur,
[00:07:59] Undersecretary for Latin America and the Caribbean of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:08:03] and who, it must be remembered, was Mexico's ambassador
[00:08:06] in Ecuador when the government of Daniel Novoa invaded the
[00:08:10] Mexican diplomatic headquarters in those April days of 2024,
[00:08:14] in the context of the diplomatic asylum that had been granted to
[00:08:18] Jorge Glass, former Ecuadorian
[00:08:20] vice president. Jorge Glass was arrested at that
[00:08:23] time, Serur returned to the country and Mexico broke
[00:08:27] diplomatic relations with Ecuador, as we were already hearing from President
[00:08:31] Claudia Sheinbaum herself. It is symbolic, therefore, that
[00:08:34] it is precisely Raquel Serur who attended the protocol of the change of
[00:08:37] power in Colombia at the entry of a government with which that country takes a
[00:08:41] 180-degree turn towards the far-right and the
[00:08:44] exaltation of a discourse of security and hard hand over dialogue and
[00:08:48] peace. Mexico thus fulfills its diplomatic commitment without
[00:08:52] failing to send a political message. That's
[00:08:54] how it was.
[00:09:01] In a shift towards militarism, the right-wing Abelardo de la
[00:09:04] Espriella assumed the presidency of Colombia in an
[00:09:08] unconventional
[00:09:08] ceremony.
[00:09:20] Instead of doing it as established by the constitution before
[00:09:24] Congress, de la Espriella took office in the Arena
[00:09:27] USC auditorium of the University of Santiago de Cali, where the
[00:09:31] Colombian Congress was exceptionally moved.
[00:09:35] I send a firm message to the
[00:09:38] Colombian people. The
[00:09:42] the... recovery of order,
[00:09:44] authority and freedom. In
[00:09:48] the strategically located site in front of a military
[00:09:51] barracks, where he received the support of the armed forces,
[00:09:55] he sought to reinforce his message of authority and security.
[00:09:58] During his speech, de la Espriella
[00:10:02] the Americas, an initiative promoted by US
[00:10:05] President Donald Trump, with the aim of creating a
[00:10:09] common right-wing regional front to supposedly
[00:10:13] confront organized crime. One of my
[00:10:16] first acts of government at the end of this ceremony will
[00:10:19] be to sign the Shield of the Americas, an
[00:10:23] initiative that will allow
[00:10:25] us to unite capacities, it is the first time in recent
[00:10:29] Colombian history that the
[00:10:31] presidential investiture and the formal session of the full
[00:10:35] congress for this oath are held outside
[00:10:38] Bogotá. The international right-wing
[00:10:41] was represented by actors such as the president of
[00:10:44] Argentina Javier Milei, of Chile José Antonio Kast, and of Honduras
[00:10:48] Daniel Novoa. President Claudia Sheinbaum did not attend and in her
[00:10:52] place Mexico was represented by the ambassador.
[00:10:58] Among the controversial figures who attended the ceremony was
[00:11:01] the president of FIFA Gianni
[00:11:08] la Espriella, far from sending a message that he will govern for
[00:11:12] all Colombians, did not invite, for
[00:11:15] example, former president Juan Manuel Santos, who
[00:11:18] managed the peace agreement with the former FARC guerrillas.
[00:11:22] In parallel in Barranquilla, Senator led a day of
[00:11:26] demonstrations as an expression of rejection and in
[00:11:29] resistance to the new government, as our
[00:11:32] colleague Gustavo Petro has said, we
[00:11:36] will mobilize, but if it is also
[00:11:39] offered, we will be willing to
[00:11:42] dialogue and national agreement. The
[00:11:48] la Espriella received the presidency in Bogotá on a
[00:11:51] day marked by political division.
[00:12:04] Before leaving the presidency, Gustavo Petro bid farewell to the Casa de
[00:12:08] Nariño with a solemn act where he thanked the Colombians
[00:12:12] who accompanied him during his government,
[00:12:16] I hope that they
[00:12:18] remember us,
[00:12:20] goodbye forever, liberty and
[00:12:22] life. Always, always and
[00:12:26] always, long live Free Colombia. With
[00:12:29] information from Sandra Hernández and Anabel Ramírez, Reference
[00:12:32] Point.
[00:12:35] Well, there is the difference between coming to power in front of the people, with the people
[00:12:38] doing it in front of a military barracks. But let's see, on more bilateral
[00:12:42] relations issues, Mexico and Brazil are close to forging an alliance
[00:12:46] to strengthen Pemex and Petrobras, the two most important
[00:12:49] oil companies in Latin America.
[00:12:53] the aim of exchanging experiences in exploration,
[00:12:56] extraction and processing of crude oil. The
[00:13:00] idea is for Petróleos Mexicanos to resume the technological
[00:13:03] model that Petrobras applies precisely
[00:13:06] for the extraction of oil in deep waters,
[00:13:09] mainly speaking of the Gulf of Mexico. President Claudia
[00:13:13] Sheinbaum informed that she is analyzing the possibility of traveling to the
[00:13:16] South American country to sign the agreement with her Brazilian counterpart
[00:13:20] Luis Inácio Lula da Silva.
[00:13:23] We are about to sign the agreement between Petrobras and
[00:13:27] Pemex, a very important agreement,
[00:13:31] and eh, well, I'm going to
[00:13:34] consider whether I go to and return from
[00:13:37] Brazil,
[00:13:39] well, on the other hand, the partial resumption of activity
[00:13:43] for sending avocados to the United States was announced, it had
[00:13:46] been suspended for a couple of days due to a security alert after which US
[00:13:50] inspectors eh stopped verification activities of the product
[00:13:54] to be imported to the United States, the resumption of this
[00:13:57] process was reported after a meeting at the US embassy
[00:14:01] after which it published that activities will
[00:14:04] resume tomorrow, Saturday, in Tancítaro, Tacámbaro, Uruapan
[00:14:08] and the area between Morelia and Pátzcuaro. The
[00:14:11] embassy thanked Mexico's cooperation and the actions it has
[00:14:15] undertaken to strengthen security in Michoacán and stated
[00:14:18] that it will continue working closely with the
[00:14:20] government of Mexico. Remember also that Mexican
[00:14:24] avocado exports to the United States represent income to Mexico of between
[00:14:27] 3 and 3.5 billion dollars per year.
[00:14:33] the generous orchards of Michoacán, and 30,000
[00:14:35] producers in the state are benefited by this
[00:14:39] process. And on more economic issues, there is good
[00:14:43] news. In July, general inflation stood at
[00:14:45] 3.12% annually. This is its best level
[00:14:49] since 2020. In the seventh month, the indicator remains
[00:14:53] within the variability range of the Bank of Mexico of
[00:14:56] 3%, maintaining the downward trend. For
[00:15:00] consumers, some of the prices in which they could observe
[00:15:04] this price reduction, according to Inegi data, are
[00:15:07] tomatoes, poblano peppers, and serrano peppers. Let's go with
[00:15:11] more economic indicators that can be very
[00:15:14] useful to us.
[00:15:16] The economic indicators for the first six months of the year show
[00:15:20] Mexico as solid. From January to July, 5% more
[00:15:24] vehicles were sold than in 2025, in total
[00:15:27] 885,349 units were
[00:15:31] commercialized. In the monthly comparison, an advance of
[00:15:34] 3.4% was also achieved. In
[00:15:37] July, 130,831 units were
[00:15:40] commercialized, that is, 4,290 more than in
[00:15:44] July 2025.
[00:15:47] The Mexican economy resumed growth in the second quarter
[00:15:51] by reporting the largest quarterly advance in 6
[00:15:53] years. GDP increased 2.1%
[00:15:57] annually. Mexico consolidated itself as the main
[00:16:01] trading partner of the United States and broke a record in trade
[00:16:04] revenue. From January to June, exports to the US market
[00:16:08] increased 13%, reaching
[00:16:12] 298 million dollars. Remittance
[00:16:15] income increased in June, a total of
[00:16:19] 5,472 million
[00:16:22] dollars entered the country, which represents an increase of
[00:16:25] 4.2% compared to June
[00:16:28] 2025.
[00:16:30] In addition, during May, private consumption stood at
[00:16:33] 114 points, an increase of
[00:16:35] 2.6%.
[00:16:38] Reference Point, María Fernanda Chávez del
[00:16:41] Río.
[00:16:44] Let's go with other information. Ángel Aguirre, former governor of
[00:16:47] Guerrero, attended his first hearing after being arrested for
[00:16:51] allegedly ordering the disappearance of videos from the security
[00:16:54] cameras of the State Palace of Justice in Iguala after
[00:16:57] these events that resulted in the disappearance of the
[00:17:00] 43 normalista students in
[00:17:03] Ayotzinapa. The judge imposed preventive detention for
[00:17:06] his probable participation in crimes against the
[00:17:10] administration of justice and forced disappearance of persons, and in a
[00:17:13] week he will face a new hearing where it will be defined
[00:17:17] whether or not he is linked to the process. The accusation of the Attorney
[00:17:21] General of the Republic is based on the testimonies of two witnesses
[00:17:25] who would have agreed to an opportunity criterion with the prosecutor's office. It
[00:17:28] would be Blanca María del Rocío Estrada Ortega, visitor of the
[00:17:32] Superior Court of Justice of the State of Guerrero, and the
[00:17:36] then president of the Court. Superior Court of State Justice,
[00:17:39] Lambertina Galeana Marín, who assure that the then
[00:17:42] governor of Guerrero ordered to hide and destroy all
[00:17:46] evidence of what happened that night in Iguala.
[00:17:50] A few days ago, on August 2nd, Galeana Marín was
[00:17:53] granted house arrest and during the
[00:17:56] hearing, Aguirre, the hearing today, Aguirre
[00:18:00] Rivero denied any relation with the events of Iguala
[00:18:03] or with their cover-up. And
[00:18:06] well, precisely. President Claudia Sheinbaum elaborated on these
[00:18:09] new elements of the investigation that led to the arrest of Ángel
[00:18:13] Aguirre. Let's see.
[00:18:16] There are several lines of investigation that the prosecutor's office is following,
[00:18:20] accompanied by searches that are made in the
[00:18:24] territory for evidence that is available, the search for evidence is made, the
[00:18:27] search is made, more people have been arrested, some of
[00:18:31] whom had never appeared as
[00:18:34] possible culprits and
[00:18:37] were arrested by the prosecutor's office, they have
[00:18:41] given some testimonies, in short, these are
[00:18:44] different lines of investigation that lead to
[00:18:47] arrests,
[00:18:50] the president detailed that new ways of analyzing information are being used,
[00:18:53] she said in fact that these same evidences can be used, but what happens
[00:18:57] is that now it is deepened with scientific
[00:19:00] mechanisms, there
[00:19:03] are many phone call records that are said:
[00:19:07] that night and later that
[00:19:11] had been analyzed to a certain
[00:19:13] level, phone call
[00:19:16] links, now much more investigation
[00:19:20] was done
[00:19:23] on these calls, what call connects with what
[00:19:27] call, what person connects with what person, what happened to that
[00:19:30] person, what time did they talk, how many times did they
[00:19:33] talk, at the same time eh, yesterday he
[00:19:37] mentioned it, not the
[00:19:39] prosecutor, the case of one of the buses that stops
[00:19:43] in front of the palace of justice and
[00:19:46] the recording of that moment,
[00:19:50] there is another line of investigation. Let's not forget that Ángel Aguirre was
[00:19:54] governor of Guerrero at the time of the disappearance of the normalista
[00:19:57] students, a position from which he resigned after these
[00:20:01] events and this is part of his political
[00:20:04] past.
[00:20:17] the old Guard of Guerrero, his friend and mentor
[00:20:20] was Governor Rubén Figueroa Alcocer, son of another
[00:20:24] even more obscure governor, Rubén Figueroa
[00:20:27] Figueroa, an authoritarian, eccentric politician
[00:20:30] who always carried a weapon, even indulging
[00:20:33] in working from the pool of his residence, quite a character.
[00:20:38] Aguirre Rivero was private secretary and government secretary
[00:20:41] for Alejandro Cervantes Delgado, governor of Guerrero between
[00:20:45] 1981 and 1987
[00:20:48] with José Francisco Ruiz. He served as Secretary of
[00:20:52] Economic Development and later was coordinator of the National Solidarity
[00:20:56] Program on the Costa Chica, a plan
[00:20:58] implemented by Carlos Salinas de Gortari focused on combating
[00:21:02] extreme poverty, but which in reality was a plan to
[00:21:06] legitimize his government in the face of suspicions of electoral fraud against
[00:21:09] Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas. In 1993, his
[00:21:13] mentor Rubén Figueroa Alcocer became governor. His political
[00:21:17] clan was literally master and lord of. In
[00:21:20] that context, Ángel Aguirre was propelled to the state presidency
[00:21:24] of the PRI, however, in June 1995, an
[00:21:28] armed group attacked the population of the town of Aguas Blancas in the
[00:21:32] municipality of Coyuca de Benítez, 17 people
[00:21:35] were killed and 25 were
[00:21:38] injured. On March 12, 1996, Governor
[00:21:42] Figueroa Alcocer requested a leave of absence for that
[00:21:45] case. That same day Ángel Aguirre was appointed as
[00:21:49] acting governor
[00:21:50] until 1999.
[00:21:53] Later, in 2011, he announced his intention to seek
[00:21:57] the governorship again, but the PRI chose Manuel
[00:22:00] Añorve as its candidate. Ángel
[00:22:03] Aguirre resigned from the PRI and became the candidate for the
[00:22:06] PRD, PT, and Convergencia Alliance, winning the
[00:22:10] elections. When the night of Iguala happened in September
[00:22:13] 2014, Ángel Aguirre was living his last days as
[00:22:16] governor. His term ended a month later, on
[00:22:20] October 24. Aguirre Rivero governed like his
[00:22:24] mentor, with a firm hand. On December
[00:22:27] 12, 2011, two normalista students from Ayotzinapa were killed by
[00:22:30] shots from state and ministerial police during the eviction of
[00:22:34] a protest on the Autopista del Sol. During the passage of tropical
[00:22:37] storm Manuel through Guerrero, in September
[00:22:41] 2013, Aguirre Rivero was conspicuous by his absence. The
[00:22:45] day it made landfall, September 13, the then
[00:22:47] governor hosted a dinner in celebration of the bicentennial
[00:22:51] of the first Congress of Anáhuac and the Sentimientos de la Nación, the
[00:22:55] guest of honor was the unpunished Rubén Figueroa. Hundreds of
[00:22:59] communities were not warned of the bad weather that was coming, suffered the
[00:23:03] consequences, more than 100 people died. Given the
[00:23:06] state insecurity during his government, several self-defense
[00:23:10] groups emerged. During the educational reform of Enrique Peña
[00:23:13] Nieto, the teachers' strike came. The state
[00:23:16] police repressed the members of the teachers' union on several occasions.
[00:23:20] Then came Ayotzinapa. Ángel Aguirre Rivero always
[00:23:24] denied having participated in the events. Carlos
[00:23:27] Aguirre Rivero, Ángel's brother, was prosecuted for the diversion of more than
[00:23:31] 286 million pesos in government
[00:23:34] contracts, but later he was released due to lack of
[00:23:38] evidence. In 2018 he intended to be a candidate
[00:23:41] for federal deputy for the PRD, PAN and
[00:23:44] Citizens' Movement coalition. He abandoned
[00:23:46] his objective. In every campaign event where he appeared.
[00:23:50] The mothers and fathers of Ayotzinapa also arrived, reference
[00:23:53] point:
[00:24:01] well, there's part of the context of this character and also of the
[00:24:05] context of what was happening in Guerrero back
[00:24:08] then, and look, after the arrest of Ángel Aguirre,
[00:24:12] eh, the fathers and mothers of the 43 normalista students of
[00:24:15] Ayotzinapa pointed out that if the investigation is solid, it is in accordance
[00:24:18] with the law, the process that begins can settle a debt of
[00:24:22] justice for the families of the disappeared students, they
[00:24:25] also pointed out that they still do not know
[00:24:31] the charges against Ángel Aguirre.
[00:24:34] This morning President Claudia informed that
[00:24:37] she will have a meeting with them, with the parents of the
[00:24:40] young people. This month we have a
[00:24:45] them, I meet every two or three months with them and the
[00:24:49] progress of the investigation is given and we will be
[00:24:52] meeting hopefully at the end of this month it
[00:24:55] is very promising
[00:24:58] the new investigations that are being
[00:25:01] done is that at least there is more
[00:25:04] information than was available until September
[00:25:08] 2024 that allows us to move
[00:25:11] forward
[00:25:13] and precisely on this new available information,
[00:25:17] one of the survivors of this attack, Deputy
[00:25:21] Manuel Arellano, spoke for an interview on Canal 14,
[00:25:24] about what could now be explained are the
[00:25:27] scopes of the state government's relationship with the facts
[00:25:30] or a connection with the federal government, either with the
[00:25:34] presidency of the republic at that time or any of its
[00:25:37] secretariats.
[00:25:42] movement, the protests that we were leading
[00:25:45] uh
[00:25:48] what we... We demanded the resignation and investigation
[00:25:51] of Ángel Aguirre Rivero, because he was the
[00:25:55] governor, he was the boss of Guerrero, he
[00:25:58] can't not have been informed of the events that night or
[00:26:02] at least, his security cabinet, his secretary of
[00:26:05] government, people very close to him, they had to have
[00:26:10] was happening. This that the prosecutor's office
[00:26:14] accuses him of, that he ordered the
[00:26:16] destruction of evidence, well they are telling us
[00:26:19] everything, either he was pressured by the
[00:26:22] factual powers or he was pressured by the federal
[00:26:26] sphere, which in any case would be the federal authorities like Sorio Chon
[00:26:29] or people directly with Enrique Peña
[00:26:33] Nieto, so we'll see, we hope
[00:26:36] that something comes out of this, because it's
[00:26:38] time.
[00:26:43] He also highlighted the possibility of reopening lines of investigation that had
[00:26:46] been abandoned by the government of Enrique Peña Nieto, consequently
[00:26:50] and also because the consequence was from the
[00:26:53] flaws committed in the procedures and in the files of the
[00:26:57] defunct eh eh Attorney General's Office
[00:27:00] before the prosecutor's office.
[00:27:04] Well, we are thinking of many lines, no, that is, the issue of
[00:27:07] the intervention also of municipal police from Witsuco,
[00:27:11] the issue of the line of investigation of drug
[00:27:14] trafficking, the Mexican army and its
[00:27:17] participation, of some elements,
[00:27:20] those pending lines of investigation that can account, there
[00:27:24] are many testimonies from surviving comrades who had
[00:27:28] relatives there, cousins, neighbors
[00:27:31] who... went down to Battalion 27 to whom
[00:27:34] they were called and asked for information about the boys and
[00:27:38] well, commanders from there told them to shut up and not to
[00:27:42] get involved in those matters, that is, there is still
[00:27:45] much to investigate,
[00:27:49] remember @mxreferencia@ferencia
[00:27:52] on social networks, also through YouTube we are reading all
[00:27:55] your comments, briefly tell you before going to a break, please
[00:27:58] do not forget that this Sunday the national reforestation day will be held.
[00:28:04] which 6.6, almost 7 million trees and plants will be planted, with the
[00:28:07] aim of raising awareness and recognizing the importance of
[00:28:11] nature, to know the municipalities in which these
[00:28:14] actions will be carried out in each entity, remember to go to www.gov.mx
[00:28:18] diagonal agriculture.
[00:28:20] we have almost 2003
[00:28:23] 204 hectares per year that are
[00:28:27] deforested for thousands of reasons, for livestock.
[00:28:30] razones, por ganad.
[00:28:33] because buildings or hotels are built,
[00:28:36] the second is forest fires,
[00:28:39] normally we have almost 846 thousand affected hectares
[00:28:43] and 62 hectares have been affected by pests and
[00:28:47] well, of course the biggest challenge we have today
[00:28:50] in Mexico is illegal logging, this August 9th we will show the
[00:28:54] love we have for the earth and we know that
[00:28:57] caring for nature is also building
[00:29:01] well-being.
[00:30:37] thank you for all the messages we are receiving and we go with
[00:30:41] security information because Alejandro N, alias El
[00:30:44] Sexi, alleged leader of a cell of the Unión Tepito cartel
[00:30:48] with presence in Ecatepec, was arrested by elements of the
[00:30:51] Secretary of the Navy and the municipal police, the subject
[00:30:55] was considered a violence-generating objective.
[00:30:58] generador de violencia.