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[00:00:00] This topic is precisely discussed these demonstrations for
[00:00:04] contaminated water in Jalisco and what
[00:00:07] the president mentions is that this
[00:00:10] stems from a problem in which the state government,
[00:00:13] especially the previous governor,
[00:00:17] did not address the construction of an aqueduct that
[00:00:20] would complement the works of this Zapotillo dam,
[00:00:24] so from there this situation
[00:00:27] arises, people come out to protest.
[00:00:30] hopefully it was fountain and Sinaloa must be very aware of to show their disagreement with the fact that contaminated
[00:00:34] water is reaching their homes, and how does
[00:00:38] the government of Jalisco respond? Well, with repression. This
[00:00:41] is not a
[00:00:43] workers from the Federal Electricity Commission new practice by the authorities
[00:00:45] of the Citizen Movement here in the state of Jalisco. Let's remember
[00:00:49] that in June 2020
[00:00:52] do it, people don't want to open the there were acts of repression by the state police,
[00:00:56] there were people reported as
[00:00:58] disappeared. And these measures are repeated,
[00:01:02] it seems that it is the same script of a
[00:01:06] movie that we have already seen previously in Enrique Alfaro's six-year term
[00:01:10] and that now, under the mandate of Pablo Lemos,
[00:01:13] it is repeated. The president says, what the government of
[00:01:17] Jalisco has to do is clarify this situation, we do not agree
[00:01:20] with repression against
[00:01:23] people's demonstrations, nor do we agree that
[00:01:26] demonstrations should be violent, they should always
[00:01:30] be done through peace and dialogue and finally
[00:01:33] she calls on the authorities to clarify and
[00:01:36] mentions that agreements must be reached precisely
[00:01:40] for the mechanisms to finance the works that allow
[00:01:43] to solve the problem for the citizens
[00:01:46] who are suffering from this contaminated water. Also today
[00:01:50] President Claudia Sheinbaum specifically
[00:01:54] refers to the advance of the right
[00:01:57] in Latin America and mentions that what guarantees or what
[00:02:01] progressive governments offer, well, the
[00:02:04] defense of citizens' rights, she mentions
[00:02:08] well that through, for example, the fourth
[00:02:11] transformation, fundamental rights
[00:02:14] for the population such as
[00:02:17] right. It is regrettable and I housing, education, health, among other rights
[00:02:19] and social
[00:02:23] welfare, social justice, which is
[00:02:26] important to guarantee the welfare of citizens
[00:02:30] and she mentions precisely that this is something
[00:02:33] that is not aligned with the principles of the right, because the
[00:02:38] she has in the early morning right finally represents a minority which is this economic sector, while
[00:02:41] progressivism represents the
[00:02:45] people and is given to the people, right? And
[00:02:48] finally, they talk, they talk about this topic
[00:02:52] of the advance of Hurricane Simon, they mentioned it there, why Simon?
[00:02:55] Well, because it is spoken in the three languages
[00:02:59] that are in the region, this time it's Simon, it's
[00:03:02] not Simón as such, but
[00:03:05] resources, the problem of well, we
[00:03:06] report: in Latinize it, we make it our own in Mexico and well,
[00:03:09] this hurricane is advancing through the Pacific, along the coasts
[00:03:13] precisely of Jalisco, Nayarit, Colima, these are the
[00:03:17] entities, the governors who connect to
[00:03:20] give some
[00:03:23] transparent and reliable, the work in report on the advance of this hurricane and the damage it has
[00:03:26] caused in their territories. Unfortunately,
[00:03:30] yes, there are losses of life, there are also missing
[00:03:33] people, but all efforts are made to
[00:03:37] guarantee the welfare of the citizens, let's remember that
[00:03:40] these shelters are set up, these
[00:03:44] refuge centers so that people can be safe,
[00:03:48] citizens are asked to stay alert to official channels
[00:03:52] to receive information and to safeguard themselves,
[00:03:55] the important thing, let's remember, is beyond the
[00:03:58] natural assets, to preserve life and for this reason a
[00:04:02] call is made to all citizens, to the women citizens to
[00:04:05] be attentive to all the
[00:04:09] civil protection notices and to attend to them and in this way
[00:04:13] guarantee their well-being and to always
[00:04:16] be safe, this is the main thing, that people remain
[00:04:19] sheltered, remain safe and their well-being is
[00:04:23] guaranteed, a little of what was discussed today at the morning conference
[00:04:27] here at the National Palace.
[00:04:44] be the question we will be hearing later,
[00:04:48] well, we are going to ask people what their opinion is that the government of
[00:04:52] Jalisco uses repression to curb
[00:04:55] social mobilizations and also the right to
[00:04:58] water, how ironic. Also, I want to ask you
[00:05:02] about today's event, how it will unfold and if we have any
[00:05:06] details about it, well,
[00:05:08] it will take place in the Mariano patios that are just
[00:05:12] in front of the Treasury Hall of the National Palace,
[00:05:15] let's remember, there is a statue of Benito
[00:05:18] Juárez here and it is precisely in front of this statue where
[00:05:22] the event will take place, that's precisely why we had to
[00:05:26] leave these patios to make the connection so as not to interfere with
[00:05:30] the activities that are already planned within
[00:05:32] these patios of the National Palace, later, in fact, everything was
[00:05:36] ready, the whole setup is ready so that after the
[00:05:40] morning conference, this
[00:06:02] Reforma, exhibits the United States, fentanyl that AMLO
[00:06:06] denied, protests and pressures from Ins workers grow
[00:06:10] prior to the October 13 march.
[00:06:13] El Universal. Hiding assets opens a huge door to
[00:06:16] corruption, national anti-corruption system.
[00:06:20] Protests for clean water in Guadalajara end in repression,
[00:06:23] 39 arrests reported.
[00:06:27] La Jornada. Governor attributes security
[00:06:30] crisis to ex-prosecutor Carmona. Jalisco anti-riot
[00:06:33] police repressed a protest to demand
[00:06:36] clean water with dozens arrested and
[00:06:38] injured.
[00:06:41] Milenio. Violence in prisons and schools worsens,
[00:06:45] Hurricane Simon maintains the emergency in the Pacific with damage in
[00:06:48] Jalisco, Colima and Guerrero.
[00:06:51] El Heraldo sanctions six officials per day.
[00:06:55] Education closes the door to violence, inaugurates a
[00:06:59] university campus in the state of
[00:07:01] Mexico. Mañanera
[00:07:04] 3:60.
[00:07:07] This morning, the people's morning conference fulfilled one of its
[00:07:10] main missions, to inform the people of
[00:07:14] Mexico in a timely manner. Hurricane Simon,
[00:07:18] I like to Hispanize it, Simón, not Simonón. Hurricane Simon
[00:07:22] continues to threaten the states on the Pacific
[00:07:24] coast, it continues to cause rains, it brings
[00:07:28] very strong winds, over 100
[00:07:31] km/h, in some areas and at some moments, it must
[00:07:35] be said and it has already caused damage to the
[00:07:38] infrastructure, damage is reported in the state of Guerrero,
[00:07:42] in the state of Colima, in the state of Jalisco, in the state of Baja
[00:07:45] California, today President Claudia Sheinbaum in this meeting
[00:07:51] hours of every day, but today particularly
[00:07:55] Monday, had contact with the
[00:07:57] governors of the affected states, and in coordination
[00:08:01] with the National Water Commission and the National Meteorological Service, the
[00:08:05] forecast was given to know what is expected in the next
[00:08:08] hours, there was also contact with the governor of Nayarit where
[00:08:11] also. floods and damage are
[00:08:18] the morning we were in the security cabinet,
[00:08:22] the governor of Jalisco, Nayarit
[00:08:25] also connected, so far there is no
[00:08:29] damage,
[00:08:31] it is minor, and where there could
[00:08:35] have been greater damage although
[00:08:38] it was not as expected, is Guerrero,
[00:08:42] Colima had some damage and
[00:08:45] Raichel in Baja California where there was greater
[00:08:48] damage in Ensenada.
[00:08:52] And today also the general coordinator of the
[00:08:56] National Meteorological Service Fabián Vázquez Romaña
[00:08:59] updates the passage of Hurricane Simon in our country. It
[00:09:03] remains a Category 3 hurricane with a
[00:09:06] displacement to the northwest and intense rains
[00:09:10] and dangerous waves are forecast in. the states of
[00:09:13] Jalisco and Nayarit, Islas Marías and
[00:09:16] Mazatlán. It is also mentioned that they are emerging as the
[00:09:20] areas with the greatest attention due to the predicted impact in the coming
[00:09:29] the Pacific coast of Mexico for several days, practically from Guerrero it began
[00:09:33] to move. It is currently a Category 3
[00:09:37] hurricane, which means it is a major, very intense hurricane, with winds
[00:09:40] of 185 and gusts of... 220 km/h, as you can see
[00:09:44] it is really very close to the coast of the state of
[00:09:49] Acapulco, for example, broke a record in
[00:09:53] 24 hours 391 mm fell during
[00:09:56] October 8, but we have some records that almost
[00:10:00] 500 mm fell in Colima 272 and in
[00:10:04] Manzanillo 155, the forecast what does it tell us, well
[00:10:07] Simon will continue with Category 3 very close, so the
[00:10:11] most intense wind today will stay very close to the coast of Jalisco, but
[00:10:15] fortunately it will no longer be affecting Puerto Vallarta which was a concern we had
[00:10:19] and Nayarit is opening up, that is, it is separating from the
[00:10:22] coast, it will reach Category 2. during today with
[00:10:26] 170 and 205 km/h and we see that already
[00:10:29] for tomorrow Tuesday at noon it will be Category one very close to
[00:10:33] Islas Marías, according to the forecast now it is
[00:10:37] expected to impact very close to Mazatlán
[00:10:40] Sinaloa on Thursday at midnight, in this trajectory
[00:10:44] something that will continue are rains of course on the coast in
[00:10:47] this part and the swell, so all the population in these
[00:10:51] municipalities of Jalisco and Nayarit
[00:10:55] the meteorological information and the
[00:10:57] swell, in the places where damage is
[00:11:00] reported, such as landslides, damage to
[00:11:04] infrastructure,
[00:11:08] are already there from the early hours to restore the electrical
[00:11:12] system where service has been suspended due to the rains
[00:11:15] and also elements of the armed forces, the army,
[00:11:18] the navy, the National Guard are removing
[00:11:22] debris, opening roads and assisting. the population that needs
[00:11:31] all the support of the navy plan, national
[00:11:35] defense plan dn3 continues,
[00:11:38] we alert the states on the Pacific coast,
[00:11:42] particularly still Jalisco, Nayarit,
[00:11:45] Colima and particularly
[00:11:48] Sinaloa,
[00:11:51] due to the path of Hurricane Simon and that they are.
[00:11:55] very, very attentive to the communication of the civil
[00:11:59] protection authorities and avoid approaching
[00:12:02] the beaches and
[00:12:05] maintain communication and all the information provided
[00:12:09] by the state governments, I want to acknowledge all the
[00:12:12] governors because they have been attentive
[00:12:15] from the first moment,
[00:12:17] working to avoid any greater
[00:12:21] damage and we are... the
[00:12:24] governor of Baja California to be able to access this
[00:12:27] locality and also support in
[00:12:30] Ensenada. Not only is Defense and Navy there,
[00:12:34] but I have asked the National Water Commission to
[00:12:37] go there to see the problems of water shortage in
[00:12:40] Ensenada, also to thank
[00:12:43] the Federal Electricity Commission very much because practically
[00:12:47] all electricity has been restored in these
[00:12:51] states. and today also the national
[00:12:56] civil protection coordinator Laura Velázquez met
[00:12:59] with governors Evelyn Salgado,
[00:13:03] Indira Viscaíno, Marina del Pilar from the
[00:13:06] different states, Colima, Baja
[00:13:09] California and Jalisco, also report damage in the
[00:13:13] states due to different hurricanes, while in
[00:13:15] Michoacán, Jalisco and Colima the balance is zero, the
[00:13:19] governor of Guerrero also mentions that the death
[00:13:22] of one person was
[00:13:25] registered in Baja California due to Raichel,
[00:13:28] 10 people are reported missing and a
[00:13:32] minor has been found dead, in addition, shelters
[00:13:35] have been set up to assist the population and the CFE also
[00:13:39] seeks to have 100% of the necessary supply in communities that
[00:13:43] may be at risk, let's hear how it is mentioned
[00:13:46] that
[00:13:49] the DN3 plan and the Navy plan were activated
[00:13:53] in the states mentioned in Guerrero,
[00:13:56] Michoacán, Colima and Jalisco,
[00:13:59] likewise the Federal Electricity Commission
[00:14:03] has restored 100% of the electrical
[00:14:06] supply from the damages suffered,
[00:14:09] which were minimal in the states,
[00:14:13] likewise the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and
[00:14:16] Transportation has been attending to the
[00:14:20] landslides and rock falls, the
[00:14:23] balance is clear. in the states of Michoacán,
[00:14:27] Colima and Jalisco and the report of one deceased
[00:14:30] person in the state of Guerrero.
[00:14:34] Fortunately, most of the damages,
[00:14:37] such as these
[00:14:40] were landslides, collapses,
[00:14:43] fallen trees, 16 poles of the Federal Commission
[00:14:47] of Electricity that were also attended to, seven walls and
[00:14:51] two sinkholes, we registered significant rains, floods.
[00:14:55] and landslides with damages identified so far in
[00:14:58] 71 homes and 35 businesses, in addition to minor
[00:15:01] damages in roads, schools and medical units and as part of the
[00:15:05] preventive efforts we enabled 10 shelters where 177
[00:15:09] people were registered so as not to remain in risk areas,
[00:15:13] we have more than 14,000 troops deployed in
[00:15:16] the territory, we have enabled six shelters,
[00:15:19] president, temporary shelters where we have received
[00:15:22] 56 people, from today. collection centers
[00:15:26] are installed in all the state government
[00:15:29] centers, the major damages have occurred in the
[00:15:32] municipality of Ensenada, we regret, I
[00:15:36] comment. unfortunately there are 10
[00:15:39] people who are missing and a
[00:15:42] minor has been
[00:15:59] multicultural day, pluricultural, which reminds
[00:16:02] us how extractivism, colonization and genocide
[00:16:05] were experienced after. the arrival of the
[00:16:09] Spanish to our country in
[00:16:11] 1492,
[00:16:13] however, the colonization we experience today is
[00:16:17] still suffered, now the state of Jalisco is an example
[00:16:21] of this, regarding the extraction of water for the
[00:16:24] population of Guadalajara and the metropolitan area of
[00:16:27] Jalisco, specifically, more than
[00:16:30] 800,000 people and 200 neighborhoods
[00:16:33] are said to have faced contaminated
[00:16:38] water where it has not been possible to have
[00:16:42] quality water, affecting the human right to
[00:16:45] life. It is also important to recognize that water
[00:16:49] affects in different ways, as not everyone can
[00:16:52] buy water bottles or buy filters,
[00:16:55] specifically when talking about child populations who
[00:16:59] live in some precariousness. Today President
[00:17:02] Claudia Sheinbaum considered that the governor of the
[00:17:05] State of Jalisco, who yesterday incurred in repression of
[00:17:09] more than 10,000 demonstrators who were in the
[00:17:13] capital of this federal entity, has to clarify
[00:17:16] this. It is also important to take a stand against the more
[00:17:19] than 50 detainees for these demonstrations. Given this,
[00:17:23] it is important, Miguel, that we do not lose sight of the fact that what is
[00:17:27] happening has to do with the governor's initiative, issued
[00:17:30] days ago in the state Congress of this
[00:17:34] entity for the privatization of the Chapala Aqueduct.
[00:17:37] Guadalajara against the national waters of Israel,
[00:17:41] Mekorot, this is important, because what we are seeing
[00:17:44] not only affects the population of Jalisco, but
[00:17:47] all humanity. Resources and extractivism must be something
[00:17:51] that we defend as a human
[00:17:54] dare say that condemnable that the
[00:17:57] MC government, Pablo Lemus in
[00:18:00] Jalisco has decided to repress the
[00:18:03] protesters. They will say, well, the protesters were there with
[00:18:07] some. objects to hit, to destroy, in Mexico City
[00:18:10] there are continuously protesters, you know them, the so-called black
[00:18:14] bloc that arrives with axes, with sticks, with
[00:18:17] bats, with hammers, with chains, with explosive
[00:18:20] devices, let's understand them as Molotov
[00:18:23] bombs or firecrackers, and the capital
[00:18:27] government resists with the capital police, we see them
[00:18:30] the groups with their shields trying to resist the
[00:18:34] demonstration so that they do not cause greater damage.
[00:18:37] Because the intention is to cause destruction by these
[00:18:40] protesters, but we have never seen, at least
[00:18:43] in recent times, protesters repressed with
[00:18:47] batons, you have the images with batons or with
[00:18:50] water jets, this has not been seen in demonstrations in Mexico
[00:18:54] City, in the MC government of Pablo Lemus, in the
[00:18:58] Citizen Movement government in Jalisco, there was repression
[00:19:01] with batons and water jets, there are protesters who are
[00:19:05] demonstrating, who are denouncing that they were sprayed with pepper
[00:19:09] spray, we would have to see if the police officers in
[00:19:12] Jalisco have pepper spray as part of their
[00:19:29] report on this
[00:19:31] issue,
[00:19:33] because it was a decision they made. and
[00:19:37] the Jalisco authorities have to explain why
[00:19:41] they made this decision
[00:19:44] and the detained people
[00:19:47] and at the same time
[00:19:50] provide the names of all the
[00:19:52] detained people, we do not agree with
[00:19:56] repression, we do not agree either with the use of
[00:20:00] violence in demonstrations,
[00:20:03] we believe and have always believed in demonstrations.
[00:20:09] So there should be no repression and dialogue should be opened
[00:20:12] nor should there be violent demonstrations
[00:20:15] and in this particular case, the
[00:20:19] government of Jalisco must explain, it is their
[00:20:22] responsibility to explain why
[00:20:26] they used water
[00:20:30] and tear gas if they used them
[00:20:33] to confront a
[00:20:38] To date, Jalisco has had PRI governments, most of
[00:20:41] them, PAN governments, PRI
[00:20:44] governments and Citizen Movement governments. At
[00:20:48] this moment, as you state. for
[00:20:51] years, many neighborhoods in the capital
[00:20:55] Guadalajara and its metropolitan area, since
[00:20:58] 2020, have reported receiving
[00:21:01] poor quality water in their homes, a problem that has been
[00:21:05] present since the government of Pablo Lemus, how does the water arrive, you say
[00:21:08] it arrives yellow, it arrives dirty, no, it arrives
[00:21:12] black with a foul smell, a rotten egg smell,
[00:21:15] people cannot bathe, you would say oh, it's like fountain water,
[00:21:20] water, at least the fountain water is clear in many parks, it's
[00:21:24] black water as if it were from a drain that has a
[00:21:26] horrible smell, people don't bathe, if they brush their teeth it's with bottled
[00:21:30] water, they can't wash dishes, they can't wash
[00:21:33] clothes, people, inhabitants of Jalisco say, I'm not
[00:21:37] bathing, I can't wash my clothes because there's no water to
[00:21:42] tap water because the foul smell permeates
[00:21:45] all their homes, people have been protesting. since
[00:21:49] 2020, yesterday's
[00:21:52] repression had not been seen for people asking
[00:21:55] for water and we also need to consider something:
[00:21:59] there is an agency that is the water agency in
[00:22:02] Jalisco, the intermunicipal system of potable water and
[00:22:05] sewerage, SIAPA, which has been a placement
[00:22:09] agency for PRI, PAN and MC
[00:22:11] governments, just last year there was a
[00:22:14] scandal because a television host had a
[00:22:18] position in SIAPA. A host of a regional
[00:22:22] music program with a position in a public
[00:22:26] agency with a salary of 70,000 pesos, people in Jalisco say
[00:22:29] it is not being taken seriously, and another important point in
[00:22:33] this case and the president pointed it out in the conference,
[00:22:37] opposition legislators in the Congress of Jalisco, as well as citizen
[00:22:40] organizations are denouncing that this
[00:22:44] stinky water problem, Jalisco
[00:22:46] is being flooded with stinky water and not particularly. I am talking about
[00:22:50] dirty water, but about indolent governments in the face of a need, in the face of a
[00:22:54] human right, indolent governments have allowed
[00:22:57] this problem to grow, what is the intention, they denounce in the
[00:23:01] congress, what is the intention, citizens denounce, they want
[00:23:04] to privatize it, because given the incapacity of governments that
[00:23:08] can solve the water problem, well, what is the way, what happens in
[00:23:11] Querétaro, in Querétaro there is a law for private
[00:23:15] companies to provide public services and people pay
[00:23:18] private companies, that is the intention they are
[00:23:22] denouncing in Congress and citizens, the president said, I
[00:23:25] do not agree with the
[00:23:33] related to water contamination is being experienced,
[00:23:37] the governor has been proposing a series of
[00:23:40] solutions, what we do not agree with is to support the
[00:23:43] privatization of any water
[00:23:46] service and that in any case technically.
[00:23:50] we will go jointly with common
[00:23:55] water contamination in Jalisco, which is a problem and must
[00:23:58] be addressed, he mentioned the other
[00:24:01] day
[00:24:04] that, in the previous six-year term, President López Obrador built a very
[00:24:08] important dam, the Zapotillo, and a pipeline was
[00:24:11] pending in which the government of Jalisco was also going to
[00:24:15] invest, finally no invested, that's a
[00:24:18] project that needs to be resolved and the government. Obrador has another
[00:24:20] project and he wants to finance it under a
[00:24:24] scheme,
[00:24:27] we do not agree that this scheme represents the
[00:24:30] privatization of services, so the important thing here is to solve the
[00:24:34] problem of water pollution for the population and make joint efforts
[00:24:37] to resolve it and agree on what kind of
[00:24:41] immediate actions need to be taken and
[00:24:44] what infrastructure works need to be developed
[00:24:48] to solve this problem
[00:24:50] from the root and for that there is a dialogue with the National
[00:24:53] Water Commission and I hope that very soon we can inform
[00:24:57] the inhabitants of particularly the metropolitan area of
[00:25:01] Guadalajara.
[00:25:04] Today it is important to understand how interventionism
[00:25:07] is seen in our country, for those who want to whitewash it
[00:25:11] by saying that it is seen with greater freedom and democracy,
[00:25:14] we have to remind them not only what happened yesterday with
[00:25:18] the repression of more than 10,000 protesters for the
[00:25:21] right to water and 50 detainees, including a minor,
[00:25:25] but also the authoritarianism that we have experienced in
[00:25:29] our own country since the 60s, the 70s,
[00:25:33] even remembering the white brigade where the army
[00:25:37] and the federal executive ordered the detention,
[00:25:40] torture and disappearance of more than 250
[00:25:44] people, the president mentions that the right is authoritarian by
[00:25:47] definition and asks that it not be... can be repressed in our
[00:25:51] country for the right to water and even more the
[00:25:54] irony of using clean water to repress
[00:25:58] dirty water to live, she even mentions that despite there being...
[00:26:02] violent schemes of manifestation, one must always
[00:26:05] seek a way to contain and above all
[00:26:16] by definition, although they speak of democracy, their
[00:26:20] vision is authoritarianism. Mexico
[00:26:23] experienced years of profound
[00:26:27] repression, the repression of 68, where
[00:26:31] they died from gunshot wounds that
[00:26:35] they wanted to say was a conflict between students,
[00:26:38] imagine, when, among others, the
[00:26:41] presidential general staff had a very
[00:26:45] great responsibility, and the head of the executive,
[00:26:48] Díaz Ordaz, vindicates that
[00:26:51] massacre, what we saw yesterday of using
[00:26:54] water to dissolve a demonstration, should not happen in Mexico,
[00:26:58] should not happen.
[00:27:02] it is not a practice that should happen in our
[00:27:04] Mexico,
[00:27:07] no matter how much there is a black bloc there
[00:27:11] wanting, it should not be used, why?
[00:27:15] Well, because it is a repressive technique, so
[00:27:18] we are against repression, when there is a
[00:27:22] manifestation where
[00:27:25] there are
[00:27:29] eh, violent schemes, well if someone committed a crime, well, they have
[00:27:33] to take responsibility for what
[00:27:35] they did,
[00:27:38] but there are ways to contain without
[00:27:41] repressing and we must always
[00:27:44] seek from those who manifest
[00:27:47] peaceful demonstrations,
[00:27:50] it's time for a break, don't go away
[00:27:52] we'll be right
[00:27:54] back.
[00:28:15] Racialized territories is that you have regions in the
[00:28:19] mountains of Guerrero for example where there are no hospitals where the prosecutor's offices are very
[00:28:23] far away and in these same regions you have a
[00:28:26] very strong concentration of violence openly
[00:28:29] Monday 5 pm.
[00:28:38] Don't miss this week's immigrant informs that we will have a talk with the
[00:28:42] ambassador of Mexico in the United States Roberto Latzeri
[00:28:46] with whom we will talk about how the protection of Mexicans in the
[00:28:50] United States has been, the legal route, but also what are
[00:28:53] the advances and where Mexico stands in the process of reviewing
[00:28:57] the TMEC, don't
[00:28:57] miss it.
[00:29:04] Hey, you, the INE has started preparations for
[00:29:08] the next elections, you can be part as a supervisor or
[00:29:11] assistant electoral trainer, receiving and
[00:29:14] counting the votes of the people in your community, thanks to our participation
[00:29:18] in the district councils, all people can have a polling
[00:29:21] station nearby, so our elections are
[00:29:25] elections starts long before the elections, without you it would be
[00:29:28] impossible, the INE with you always.
[00:29:34] Do you know what happens when a road is in good condition?
[00:29:38] You arrive safely and spend more time with your
[00:29:40] family.
[00:29:43] That's why we continue building and rehabilitating 78
[00:29:46] bridges. 709 km of new roads
[00:29:50] and 135 artisanal roads throughout
[00:29:53] Mexico. And we are removing potholes from the Federal highway
[00:29:57] network. With honesty, we deliver
[00:30:00] results.
[00:30:02] of Mexico. Growing up is not easy. If you care for
[00:30:06] adolescents or young people, accompany them and be part of their
[00:30:09] life on social networks. Talk about risks, rules
[00:30:12] and limits for their well-being. Give them confidence and
[00:30:16] support to resolve any situation, without judging or
[00:30:19] scolding. And remind them that life is not only virtual.
[00:30:22] Learn more at
[00:30:24] abcdelasemociones.c.gov.mx
[00:30:27] or contact the life line
[00:30:29] 800-911-2000. Government of Mexico,
[00:30:48] the leftovers.