Rubén Moreira, coordinator of the PRI deputies, said that Morena and its allies have already seen how the markets reacted badly after the June 2 elections.
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Although Ignacio Mier anticipated that the reform to the Judicial Branch will be discussed in September with the new majorities of Morena, PT and the Green Party in Congress, this alliance “will not approve the reforms” of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, because “they will damage the stability of the national economy,” said Rubén Moreira, coordinator of the PRI in the Chamber of Deputies, this Thursday.
“I challenge the ruling party to vote for all the initiatives, they will not do so,” said the PRI legislator in a conference on June 6.
After Morena deputies and senators who were reelected already anticipated that they will work so that the package of constitutional reforms advances from September, Moreira assured that the ruling party coalition will be “slowed down” by nervousness in the markets.
“The ruling party knows perfectly well today that there is fear among investors that, with these reforms, the Supreme Court could be chosen by lottery, that there will no longer be autonomous bodies, that there will be no protection, nor will there be minorities in the chambers,” he said.
The proof is in the reaction of the financial markets upon learning that Morena and its allies will have a qualified majority in both legislative chambers, he said.
“Not only because of the uncertainty in the economic and financial stability of the country, but because Morena also has the votes in the chambers to push through the reforms that dismantle the constitutional rule of law,” he indicated.
Source: elfinanciero
