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[00:00:00] expressed by the Mexican state within the framework of
[00:00:03] applicable laws,
[00:00:06] we also modified article 19 of the Constitution,
[00:00:10] where it states
[00:00:12] that any foreign agent or any
[00:00:15] foreigner who does not have this
[00:00:17] permit
[00:00:19] and who carries firearms, will be detained and the
[00:00:23] maximum penalty that applies will be applied. That
[00:00:26] does have to do with the defense of sovereignty and with... foreign
[00:00:30] interference. It was also approved in the
[00:00:34] laws that an election can be
[00:00:36] union and some problems with annulled in case of foreign
[00:00:39] interference, and recently it was
[00:00:42] approved that
[00:00:45] we signed
[00:00:46] is different because of what that a Mexican president,
[00:00:49] a female president, a
[00:00:52] to help governor, a female governor, head of government, head of government cannot have dual
[00:00:56] nationality, it must only be
[00:01:00] Mexican and yes, these are
[00:01:02] reforms to protect national sovereignty and
[00:01:05] independence. Now
[00:01:08] it is an everyday
[00:01:12] job,
[00:01:14] and it is not only the government's, it is the people's. The
[00:01:18] defense of national independence and sovereignty is a matter for
[00:01:21] all Mexicans. There are some who do not believe
[00:01:24] it.
[00:01:29] who... seek foreign interference
[00:01:32] just
[00:01:34] like in the 19th century when conservatives went to
[00:01:38] look for a true prince
[00:01:41] or emperor to govern
[00:01:43] Mexico.
[00:01:47] They went to look for Maximilian, in the same way today
[00:01:50] they act seeking foreign
[00:01:53] it is resolved and we are interference because they do not have the strength to
[00:01:56] convince the people of Mexico.
[00:02:01] What do we have to do? All of us who believe in sovereignty and
[00:02:04] independence,
[00:02:05] defend it.
[00:02:08] Thank you, President. Finally, this
[00:02:12] weekend you were in the state of Mexico, you inaugurated the
[00:02:15] Nicolás Romero campus of the Rosario
[00:02:18] Castellanos University and you mentioned something very
[00:02:21] important again. Education is the key to thinking
[00:02:25] and avoiding falling into crime, President, if you could.
[00:02:29] more about it and this message you gave to young
[00:02:32] people, education is the
[00:02:36] best tool against
[00:02:38] violence, that's
[00:02:41] why we have always defended public
[00:02:45] education, now
[00:02:48] it's been 40 years since the university student council
[00:02:51] movement where tens of thousands
[00:02:55] of young
[00:02:57] people were trained.
[00:03:00] and we always defended public education,
[00:03:04] and what do I do as president now, as head of
[00:03:07] government, I built more high schools and more universities,
[00:03:11] as president we are building more high schools and more
[00:03:14] universities, you don't
[00:03:16] regardless of know the joy of young people yesterday, it's a
[00:03:20] small campus of the National Rosario
[00:03:23] Castellanos University in Nicolás
[00:03:26] Romero, in the state of Mexico.
[00:03:30] the municipal president built the building,
[00:03:34] she, with the municipality's resources, built the university
[00:03:36] building and asked Rosario Castellanos
[00:03:40] to provide the teachers, the curriculum, etc.,
[00:03:44] well, the joy was impressive for all the
[00:03:48] some people in Ecatepec approached
[00:03:49] that route, today they are going to families, but particularly for young people,
[00:03:52] so next year we are going to build even
[00:03:55] more high schools and more
[00:03:57] universities,
[00:04:00] through various mechanisms, high schools,
[00:04:03] uh, technological schools,
[00:04:06] expansion of existing high schools,
[00:04:09] converting secondary schools that do not have an evening shift into high
[00:04:13] schools and the Margarita Masa
[00:04:17] high school, which is also a new educational
[00:04:19] what model, and the strengthening of what they call telebachilleratos
[00:04:22] to make them part of the national
[00:04:26] high school system
[00:04:28] as a community one because they have a very
[00:04:32] community vision, this is for high schools, in the case of
[00:04:35] universities, public universities are
[00:04:39] opening more
[00:04:42] spaces in talks with them, the university, the National
[00:04:46] Technological Institute of Mexico, the National Polytechnic Institute,
[00:04:49] the
[00:04:52] eh the Benito Juárez welfare universities and the National
[00:04:56] Rosario Castellanos University, the goal is to have more.
[00:05:00] 350,000 additional places by the end of the
[00:05:03] six-year term, thank you, that would
[00:05:06] be
[00:05:08] like three national autonomous universities
[00:05:12] of Mexico, the
[00:05:14] number of undergraduate
[00:05:16] students, let's go this way,
[00:05:19] yes.
[00:05:25] President, good morning, Alonso Rota from La Jornada, I would like to elaborate on the
[00:05:28] problem of Jalisco and water, because there are two visions of water,
[00:05:32] right? One vision that proposes public
[00:05:36] use and another privatizing vision, how much could
[00:05:39] collaboration affect resolving the problem in
[00:05:42] Guadalajara? The governor proposed a financing
[00:05:46] scheme to us called eh
[00:05:49] CMRO that works for
[00:05:52] highways, from our
[00:05:55] perspective water
[00:05:58] the operation would mean, the point is to
[00:06:01] agree
[00:06:05] solve the problem,
[00:06:08] because the inhabitants of the Guadalajara metropolitan
[00:06:11] area. well, they are suffering from the quality of the
[00:06:14] water, what we have to do is solve it, but
[00:06:18] solve it in an agreement where first we look at the
[00:06:21] emergency measures that need to be taken and
[00:06:24] second, the long-term program, that's what President
[00:06:28] López Obrador did with Governor
[00:06:30] Alfaro, President López Obrador
[00:06:33] complied, Governor Alfaro did not comply with
[00:06:37] his part, he even carried out other water works that did not
[00:06:40] solve the problem. So now we
[00:06:44] have to be sure that technically
[00:06:48] we are addressing the problem and at the same time
[00:06:51] that financially they are mechanisms that do not
[00:06:54] generate a privatization of the service, I hope we can
[00:06:58] agree, in any case, we will
[00:07:02] continue dialoguing and working for the
[00:07:05] benefit of the inhabitants of Jalisco, but would the federal government support if the government of Jalisco
[00:07:09] maintains its privatizing vision?
[00:07:13] it would not be an obstacle for them what they are asking for, we have to say
[00:07:17] that a financing scheme
[00:07:19] must be approved in the Jalisco Congress,
[00:07:22] for
[00:07:26] it to be approved in the Jalisco government, it has to be, I think, two
[00:07:30] thirds of this financing scheme,
[00:07:32] so that depends
[00:07:35] on the state of Jalisco and the
[00:07:38] Congress, there are Morena legislators.
[00:07:43] who at this moment oppose that scheme, so what did
[00:07:46] we say, let's agree, Morena has
[00:07:50] to decide, but let's agree if we
[00:07:54] agree on the whole scheme, in principle,
[00:07:57] technically it seems there are not so many
[00:08:01] problems, and he told me that he would finance it with a scheme
[00:08:05] called CMRO,
[00:08:08] uh, at first I told him, well, let's see it with Conagua and see
[00:08:12] if we can solve it that way, Conagua
[00:08:15] informs me that it also has to do with private operation
[00:08:19] under this scheme, so we have to find a
[00:08:22] way for the Jalisco Congress to be able to
[00:08:26] approve,
[00:08:28] the technical solution, that is, it's the
[00:08:32] technical solution and the financial scheme, and we have to
[00:08:35] agree so that both are sustainable, I
[00:08:39] hope we can agree, but beyond the technical issue, the financial
[00:08:42] situation does affect the population, I hope we
[00:08:46] can agree, I mean the most important thing is that we
[00:08:49] solve the problem for the inhabitants of Jalisco
[00:08:53] and we have to see how we can agree for that to be
[00:08:56] so, Conagua has already expressed its objections to
[00:09:01] meet again to review this
[00:09:05] financial scheme they are proposing and we can give
[00:09:08] our opinion and in its case, the Jalisco Congress
[00:09:12] will have to define if it approves or does not approve this form of
[00:09:16] financing that the governor is proposing, one part the state
[00:09:19] area and another part the federal government and we,
[00:09:23] once reviewed, could give our opinion and
[00:09:26] alternatives that could be presented. Would you call for the
[00:09:30] release of the people who were arrested for this
[00:09:33] protest? Everything must be resolved peacefully,
[00:09:37] not so much
[00:09:41] the demonstrations, but from the
[00:09:43] governments, repression leads nowhere, it has been a long time since such
[00:09:47] repression as the one experienced yesterday was seen, I
[00:09:51] do not agree, that
[00:09:54] is eh many
[00:09:58] times public
[00:10:01] force
[00:10:04] must contain, but one thing is
[00:10:08] to contain
[00:10:09] and another thing is to repress.
[00:10:12] So we have never agreed with repression and in this case the
[00:10:16] government of Jalisco has to explain and I do not want to enter
[00:10:19] into a particular debate between the president and Governor
[00:10:23] Lemos, they have to explain. Explain one part and we have to explain
[00:10:26] ours and in the case of water agree for the benefit
[00:10:30] of those who live in the Guadalajara metropolitan
[00:10:33] area who are experiencing a problem of water
[00:10:37] contamination, could the Ministry of the Interior intervene in dialogue with the government of
[00:10:40] Jalisco, well, it would have to be requested
[00:10:43] eh,
[00:10:45] if so, some people who
[00:10:49] until now, well, it's a matter that is in
[00:10:52] Jalisco, the governor of Jalisco would have to
[00:10:55] resolve it. And if they want the Ministry of the Interior to intervene, it
[00:10:59] can intervene. Why didn't Alfaro invest in the pipeline,
[00:11:02] President? Well, you have to ask Alfaro, right? No, it wasn't a, there
[00:11:06] was a complementary agreement. Well, you have to ask
[00:11:09] either the current governor
[00:11:13] or the former governor. Let's say that in
[00:11:17] hydraulic infrastructure the federal government has complied. With
[00:11:21] the dam that
[00:11:24] eh. President López Obrador built, yes, and we
[00:11:28] are in the best disposition to help solve a
[00:11:31] problem, but we do have to say what the original proposal was
[00:11:35] from the last six-year term and a new proposal that is being
[00:11:39] made to technically resolve the issue and we
[00:11:43] have to agree, Conagua has informed him why the water comes out so
[00:11:46] subsidized that has generated the protests, well,
[00:11:50] it is a matter of the
[00:11:52] municipal
[00:11:54] eh... municipal administration of the water, so they have to
[00:11:58] inform it and we, that is to say, we do not want
[00:12:02] it to become a political conflict between the government of the state of Jalisco and
[00:12:06] us, because there is a problem that the
[00:12:09] population is experiencing and we want to help
[00:12:12] solve it, but it has to be within a framework in which we
[00:12:15] agree on how
[00:12:18] in the best disposition to do so, so there have already been
[00:12:21] several talks and in principle we have to agree on the form of
[00:12:25] financing, thank you president,
[00:12:29] thank you, let's go this
[00:12:31] way.
[00:12:37] Thank you, President, Roberto Morales from Enlace Mexamérica and Diario Plaza
[00:12:40] Juárez, yesterday when you were at your
[00:12:44] meeting there in Nicolás Romero, well at the inauguration
[00:12:47] event, eh you also commented, among other
[00:12:50] things, that you made a visit to a
[00:12:54] hospital. and that well, they fixed it, cut the
[00:12:57] grass, as if they had been notified and that you would make
[00:13:00] more visits to other hospitals, eh,
[00:13:03] but without notifying them so that they would not prepare this
[00:13:07] situation, eh, well, the universe
[00:13:10] is very large, do you have it planned
[00:13:13] that there is a team that does these
[00:13:16] surprise audits, given the situation that is
[00:13:20] happening, eh, well, that there are also
[00:13:23] shortages in certain places. it's a shortage that could be
[00:13:26] provoked and other anomalies, yes,
[00:13:30] about before even
[00:13:34] going, I had the reports from
[00:13:37] all the entities of the republic, after the report of
[00:13:41] September 1st,
[00:13:43] eh, I presented to the health cabinet and
[00:13:46] particularly to IMSS bienestar, remember
[00:13:50] that there are three or four health systems in the country,
[00:13:53] in addition to, obviously, those of defense, navy and Pemex, there are four health
[00:13:57] systems, the Mexican Social Security
[00:14:00] Institute, the ISSSTE, in
[00:14:03] 24 entities of the Republic, in a federalized way there is the IMSS
[00:14:07] bienestar and there are other entities of the
[00:14:10] republic that maintain their state health
[00:14:13] services with the financing granted by the
[00:14:17] federal government and the financing provided by state
[00:14:20] governments eh, in the case of Ins
[00:14:24] Bienestar. I made the decision about a month
[00:14:27] ago to the 24 entities of the republic
[00:14:30] where IMSS Bienestar is,
[00:14:34] about a year ago I made a similar tour,
[00:14:37] so the objective of this tour is
[00:14:40] to analyze if
[00:14:44] we instructed on that
[00:14:47] occasion was complied with and what problems they may still
[00:14:50] have in the federalization
[00:14:52] process.
[00:14:54] Eh, so how is the tour,
[00:14:58] I have a meeting with the
[00:15:01] directors of the hospitals, because there are
[00:15:03] mainly, some problems in the
[00:15:07] second level of care and third level of care, which are the
[00:15:11] hospitals, the general hospitals and the
[00:15:14] specialty hospitals,
[00:15:16] maternity hospitals, infant hospitals,
[00:15:20] infant or general, and then the
[00:15:24] special hospitals.
[00:15:26] So, what do I do on the tour, as I did now in Hidalgo and the
[00:15:30] state of Mexico, I meet with the directors of the
[00:15:33] hospitals, in a frank and
[00:15:35] open meeting where they explain to
[00:15:39] me problems they are having,
[00:15:42] let's say virtues of the IMSS bienestar, what has
[00:15:44] improved and what problems they continue to have, in the
[00:15:48] state of Hidalgo we met with the directors of all the
[00:15:51] hospitals and in the state of Mexico as well
[00:15:55] and then I visit hospitals
[00:15:58] and health centers, indeed the idea is
[00:16:02] to arrive without the great
[00:16:05] paraphernalia and that it would not... be announced
[00:16:08] beforehand, because there is a bad practice
[00:16:12] that when the president is going to arrive, they
[00:16:15] prune, they asphalt, they paint so
[00:16:18] that everything looks nice, I tell the neighbors, well, at least
[00:16:22] the president's arrival helped in something,
[00:16:25] but that's not the
[00:16:27] idea, the idea is to arrive and see how
[00:16:30] the real situation is and
[00:16:33] I don't arrive with the whole cabinet, but we arrive with three or four
[00:16:38] people: in the IMSS bienestar health centers we are
[00:16:41] installing two very important
[00:16:44] equipment, one is the internet, because many do not have
[00:16:47] internet, well, there are three, the
[00:16:49] internet, a small laboratory where
[00:16:53] blood counts are done, sugar,
[00:16:57] cholesterol, etc., which gives the result
[00:17:00] immediately, eh,
[00:17:04] and the digital file.
[00:17:08] For example, in the state of Mexico, the director of the health center told
[00:17:11] me, it was a health center where I went, that the
[00:17:15] neighbors complained that they had pruned the trees
[00:17:19] because of my arrival, eh, in that health
[00:17:23] center the director told
[00:17:26] me that when pregnant women arrive, it takes
[00:17:30] them 40 minutes to fill out
[00:17:33] by hand all the papers they have to fill out in the
[00:17:37] first appointment and in the following appointments they have to
[00:17:41] fill out a part of the medical record by
[00:17:44] hand, now with the digital record they reduced the times
[00:17:47] to 10 minutes and then they can dedicate themselves to attending to the
[00:17:51] person, that allows them to attend to more people and also to have
[00:17:55] the record digitized and that it can be seen in any health
[00:17:59] center of IMSS bienestar, so we are
[00:18:02] implementing those three actions, internet,
[00:18:05] laboratory, small laboratory and digital clinical
[00:18:09] record, we have already covered about
[00:18:13] 40% of the health centers, we are missing
[00:18:15] 60%. Among other things, that's what I visit in the
[00:18:19] health centers, and another is how the health
[00:18:23] routes are working and what medicines are missing, for
[00:18:26] example, there is a new medicine that treats
[00:18:29] diabetes, I don't remember what it's called, and
[00:18:33] now doctors demand it a lot and the quantity of...
[00:18:36] eh of
[00:18:39] necessary medicines was not reaching the health
[00:18:42] centers, actions have already been taken so that more of
[00:18:46] that medicine arrives every month to the health centers and
[00:18:50] by digitizing everything, the logistical distribution
[00:18:53] of medicines will also be much more
[00:18:56] automatic, that's on one hand and on the other hand in the meetings
[00:19:00] with the directors of the hospitals, they inform
[00:19:03] me of many issues, right there we make
[00:19:05] decisions: to be able to address
[00:19:09] these deficiencies that hospitals
[00:19:12] may have, so that's in the IMSS bienestar, at the same
[00:19:16] time this situation of the Mexican Social Security
[00:19:19] Institute occurred,
[00:19:22] I was watching some videos, even
[00:19:26] me, doctors from IMSS,
[00:19:29] who told me about some problems of
[00:19:32] shortages, yesterday afternoon I saw, we were
[00:19:36] working. and I already told him that, let's say, there
[00:19:40] are legitimate demands that need to be addressed,
[00:19:43] there are also still some doctors who were
[00:19:47] hired during COVID, who still have not
[00:19:50] been hired with all their benefits, so
[00:19:54] all of that has been resolved little by little, but there are still some doctors,
[00:19:58] nurses, health personnel who need to be given
[00:20:01] all the conditions, so that has to be accelerated, the problem
[00:20:05] of shortages that,
[00:20:08] there are some problems with suppliers, but there are also problems
[00:20:12] within IMSS with distribution that
[00:20:15] they are taking measures to resolve and that
[00:20:19] must be addressed, obviously they must be addressed, that is
[00:20:23] also independent of the fact
[00:20:25] that in this campaign the usual suspects jumped on
[00:20:29] it to make this a very very big thing, right?
[00:20:33] Denise Dresser blaming the government for not finding a
[00:20:36] medicine. Private pharmacies,
[00:20:40] private pharmacies have a completely
[00:20:44] open possibility, obviously with the authorization of COFEPRIS
[00:20:47] to have and distribute their medicines, that has nothing to
[00:20:51] do with any problem that may arise
[00:20:55] in the health centers and hospitals of IMSS, that must be
[00:20:58] resolved, obviously it must be resolved and addressed
[00:21:02] and today he will talk about it in his conference,
[00:21:06] and the other issue is the salary increase, which I
[00:21:09] understand is that if one adds
[00:21:13] what is being proposed as a salary increase, the income will
[00:21:15] be reflected in a little more than a 5%
[00:21:19] increase. Eh and well, that has to be seen
[00:21:22] in any case with the
[00:21:26] the union that in any case have other issues
[00:21:30] that need to be resolved with the union
[00:21:32] itself, but I am confident that the
[00:21:36] issues and legitimate
[00:21:39] demands will be addressed and
[00:21:43] also to distinguish between I send him a
[00:21:47] publication from Instagram
[00:21:52] eh I say look what came out
[00:21:55] and that in the car on the way back from the state of Mexico I was
[00:21:59] watching and he tells me, "Hey,
[00:22:02] this publication is from Spain, not
[00:22:05] from Mexico," so it
[00:22:08] goes up, eh, it's about a Spaniard who was commenting
[00:22:11] on a Spanish woman who was commenting on the health
[00:22:15] service in Mexico, so we are moving forward, we are
[00:22:18] moving forward well and we have to address legitimate demands
[00:22:21] and the rest, well, it has to be addressed and
[00:22:25] resolved. Thank you, President, in a second
[00:22:28] question, I usually do that too because it's a
[00:22:32] way of governing, of course, of listening
[00:22:35] directly and addressing, many
[00:22:38] rulers don't do that, you have to listen directly and
[00:22:42] see,
[00:22:44] eh, because I have meetings every Monday with the health
[00:22:47] cabinet, then I go to territories, a lot of
[00:22:50] people,
[00:22:52] so when I see that there is some issue that is not being resolved,
[00:22:56] well, I go directly to address it, so you have to
[00:22:59] listen, you have to govern by listening and
[00:23:02] addressing and not by repressing,
[00:23:05] of course, President, in a second question, the
[00:23:09] President of the United States, Donald Trump, over the weekend made
[00:23:12] a, eh, well, statement that
[00:23:16] the conflict between Russia and Ukraine was already
[00:23:19] over. And immediately, the two
[00:23:22] countries came out to say that eh, well, there was no
[00:23:25] agreement yet between them.
[00:23:29] Would there be any request from your
[00:23:32] government eh through the UN that, for example, this type
[00:23:36] of situations that are sometimes even a little like political
[00:23:40] tactics, eh, well, they should be more
[00:23:43] serious so that these statements are not made in a
[00:23:47] well, let's say, eh, false way. Because afterwards
[00:23:50] other countries, those who are
[00:23:53] really eh let's say
[00:23:57] eh in the situation and contradict in this case
[00:24:00] the president, I mean we are talking about the United States, but this can happen all over the
[00:24:04] world, each president has their own way of
[00:24:07] communicating, of course, eh, and
[00:24:11] obviously the United Nations has to work for peace in the
[00:24:14] world, here we have talked a lot about
[00:24:18] not seeing much from the United
[00:24:20] Nations recently,
[00:24:23] so the United Nations was formed for
[00:24:26] peace and human
[00:24:28] rights.
[00:24:30] And going back a little to the issue of the United States, did you meet
[00:24:34] with Ambassador Ronald Johnson and with
[00:24:38] businessmen to, well, discuss trade issues,
[00:24:41] but within that meeting
[00:24:44] did you reach any conclusion on the issue
[00:24:47] of, well, the police. the
[00:24:50] international academy that was not
[00:24:53] discussed at that
[00:24:55] moment,
[00:24:58] what do we say, that the constitution and Mexican
[00:25:02] laws be complied with by governors,
[00:25:06] female governors and everyone. the
[00:25:08] ambassadors
[00:25:11] are in Mexico from other countries, that's what
[00:25:14] we ask
[00:25:17] for and that's it, thank you. Well,
[00:25:21] let's go,
[00:25:28] president, good morning, Eder Suárez, for I'll tell you, uh, picking up a bit on the
[00:25:32] visit of former president Gustavo Petro, this weekend
[00:25:35] he had two participations, in one
[00:25:38] it was a master conference, in the first he had a dialogue with master Armando
[00:25:42] Bartra and he was proposing, well, what has
[00:25:45] progressivism done in Latin America, right, what is the situation,
[00:25:49] eh, he suggests that eh after a first
[00:25:53] stage of poverty reduction, of middle class growth,
[00:25:56] well, there are new expectations for this middle
[00:25:59] class and he poses the question without giving a
[00:26:03] definitive answer and that is the question that he asks
[00:26:06] you. What is the challenge for progressivism of the
[00:26:09] left, once this first stage has
[00:26:12] concluded? That is, the idea is to eradicate poverty,
[00:26:16] build democracy. What comes next? What is offered to the
[00:26:19] middle class to maintain support for
[00:26:22] progressivism?
[00:26:26] Rights. Same as for all
[00:26:28] the people. Of course,
[00:26:33] us, what is the difference between the neoliberal
[00:26:36] period and ours, there are
[00:26:39] many,
[00:26:42] one main one is that before we governed for a
[00:26:46] few, economic power and political power were the
[00:26:49] same, there was a
[00:26:51] namacyto and today no, economic
[00:26:55] power is one and political power is another, in other
[00:26:59] words, the government represents the people.
[00:27:03] It doesn't represent a minority,
[00:27:07] and that has to be the case in any
[00:27:09] government, that's how it
[00:27:12] should be, that
[00:27:15] shouldn't change,
[00:27:17] and that is the basis of the fourth
[00:27:20] transformation, the second is to be
[00:27:24] honest, always,
[00:27:27] not to allow
[00:27:28] corruption
[00:27:32] and... and the third is to guarantee the rights of
[00:27:36] the people, which are the right to
[00:27:39] education, the right to health, the right to
[00:27:43] housing and at the same time freedoms,
[00:27:46] democracy, sovereignty and independence, but
[00:27:50] always with social justice,
[00:27:53] and we agree with private investment,
[00:27:57] moreover, with free
[00:27:57] trade.
[00:28:03] But the state has an obligation
[00:28:06] which is to fulfill the rights of the people and
[00:28:08] guarantee
[00:28:12] the conduct of the country
[00:28:13] and
[00:28:16] politics from industrial
[00:28:20] to
[00:28:20] political
[00:28:24] politics,
[00:28:26] governability,
[00:28:29] that's it, now
[00:28:33] President López Obrador states in his book, now that of
[00:28:37] Pueblo, which is a thesis by Leopoldo
[00:28:41] Sea,
[00:28:45] there are societies that went for the
[00:28:49] mercantilist,
[00:28:50] money, accumulation,
[00:28:53] acumulación,
[00:28:57] happiness associated with having more and more and
[00:29:00] more
[00:29:02] and. We think, they betrayed us,
[00:29:06] they buried the hope they sold so much, they are capable of
[00:29:09] anything to gain power, while millions
[00:29:12] of families live in fear, when a government and its party ally with
[00:29:16] crime, they carry the burden of every death, every
[00:29:18] disappearance, every displaced family, every extorted
[00:29:22] business and the pain of an entire country. Mexico has experienced
[00:29:25] hard times, but never as dark as with them, that is
[00:29:29] betraying all their people.
[00:29:32] National. These are the five good news of the performance of the
[00:29:36] Mexican economy. The first: the minimum wage increased and
[00:29:40] labor poverty is at its minimum. Second, we are among the
[00:29:43] countries with the lowest unemployment in the world. Third, inflation and the cost of the
[00:29:47] basic food basket decreased.
[00:29:51] peso is one of the strongest currencies in the world. Five,
[00:29:54] a record year for foreign direct investment. And there have been
[00:29:57] no gas price hikes. With honesty, we deliver
[00:30:00] results. Government of.
[00:30:03] Mexico is enormous,
[00:30:07] a great wisdom
[00:30:10] of how to be
[00:30:12] happy, thank you very much, in this same
[00:30:16] sense, these days we have seen
[00:30:19] multiple demonstrations in Spain, in France and all
[00:30:22] of them have a common denominator which is a worn-out
[00:30:26] model, right, in France they are fighting because they want
[00:30:29] to reduce the budget for education, in Spain. they are
[00:30:32] protesting well because housing has been monopolized by
[00:30:36] companies by investment funds and people come out to
[00:30:39] protest because this model is worn out in Mexico how
[00:30:43] is public policy being shielded, eh
[00:30:47] beyond the government's own tasks of building
[00:30:50] housing, how can we guarantee that
[00:30:54] there is not this eh that public
[00:30:57] investment, private investment, excuse me, that private investment ac