People of Mexico voted to be owners of their country: Claudia Sheinbaum

Virtual president-elect Claudia Sheinbaum said that the people of Mexico voted on June 2 to continue governing and be owners of the country.

“The people of Mexico in 2018 made the decision to change their history, made the decision to take their destiny into their own hands, and after 6 years the people of Mexico once again confirmed that they want to continue governing their country, that they want to continue governing their nation,” she celebrated.

Accompanying President Andrés Manuel López Obrador in Tlaquiltenango, Morelos, on the occasion of the Evaluation of the National Reconstruction Program, the next president of Mexico responded to the opposition regarding the criticism of the continuity and support she has received from the federal government.

Dr. Sheinbaum Pardo pointed out that this continuity is due to being part of the same movement and having the same principles of social, environmental and cultural justice.

“We have the same principles, the same causes, our adversaries would like us to differentiate ourselves, but why are we going to differentiate ourselves if we have been fighting together for many years? For a main cause that is social justice, environmental justice, cultural justice as well. All the justices that encompass the 4T at this moment,” she emphasized.

The former head of the Government of Mexico City, assured that in her next presidential administration, social programs will be guaranteed and three more will be included: economic support for women from 60 to 64 years old, scholarships for girls and boys in basic education and home medical care for the 12 million older adults.

Before the people of Morelos, the next president promised that she will support the virtual governor of Morena, Margarita González Saravia.

The virtual president-elect reiterated that in her next administration, the separation of political power from economic power will continue, as President López Obrador did.

Sheinbaum Pardo celebrated the progress in the reconstruction of historic buildings in Morelos, after the 2017 earthquake.

Source: excelsior