2023-07-21 04:49:12
The candidate of the Institutional Revolutionary Party assures that in economic matters there is a retrograde vision that prevents the country from having financial viability
The candidate to coordinate the Broad Front for Mexico, Enrique de la Madrid, listed the problems facing the country by category, and warned of fatalistic consequences of not having alternation in the presidency of Mexico.
“Mexico can truly sink into abandonment. Today we have a federal government that has Mexico abandoned, even worse, it has Mexico in fear, in terror. Mexicans live in fear,” said the PRI member, former Secretary of Tourism in the six-year term of Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Despite the panorama, Enrique de la Madrid considered that it is time to participate in the fight for alternation. “It is precisely when in the face of all this lack, having knowledge, having sensitivity, knowing the country’s problems, knowing its solutions, in the most difficult moments, is when one has to contribute more.”
In an interview with VANGUARDIA, he assured that he felt obligated to get Mexicans out of the feeling of stagnation who, no matter how hard they work, they cannot find a balance between their effort and the coverage of their expenses.
“The most sensitive tissue in the human body is the pocket, and in our pocket, in that of the majority of Mexicans, it is damaged, it is not enough for the most basic things, there are people who have three jobs and it is not enough.”
De la Madrid agreed with his opponent from the National Action Party, Xóchitl Gálvez, that not fighting to seek alternation would be personally unforgivable in the future.
In the first week of the campaign for the coordination of this opposition front to the Fourth Transformation, the PRI candidate fell behind in the progress he had made by making public his intentions to participate earlier than the first 33 shooters from the three political forces that make up the Broad Front for Mexico, Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), National Action (PAN), and the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
This gap in preferences was minimized by the PRI member, who sees himself in the next phase of the process, for which he said he was already prepared to let the public know the routes to recover the country. “I am convinced that I am going to move on to that next stage,” he stressed.
The PRI member said he was in favor of renewable energy and fracking. Photo: Homer Sanchez
“After that come the debates, very important to know how to deal with insecurity issues, how to help Mexicans to recover peace, how we do so that our families do not live in fear all day, how we do to recover the highways of our country that are taken, how we do to recover our health…”, he asserted.
He assured that the wide offer of applicants gives citizens the responsibility to decide who can change their life and who can accompany them so that they have a better life.
The PRI candidate affirmed that in economic matters there is a retrograde vision that prevents the country from financial viability, but also the development of the federal entities.
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“Coahuila also probably has the fourth largest gas reserve in the world, oh but we are also bringing gas from the United States! Because there is a retrograde vision many times in Mexico, and in the federal government. What use is the wealth buried there, when above is where we Mexicans need opportunities, ”she asserted.
The former Secretary of Tourism said he was in favor of betting not only on renewable energies, but also on practices such as hydraulic fracturing “fracking” that can give Mexico viability and financial independence. “You have to analyze it, you have to see the pros and cons, but you must not deny the advance, if that advance is sustainable, but clean energy, I have no doubt.”
The applicant from the PRI assured that there is technology with which this process criticized by environmental specialists can be carried out in a careful manner with the environment and water treatment. He explained that thanks to fracking, Americans who were dependent on energy imports from Saudi Arabia became independent, now trading energy.
Enrique de la Madrid considered that he does not see it as viable for Marcelo Ebrard to join the opposition front. Photo: Homer Sanchez
‘EBRARD NO LONGER FITS IN THE FRONT’
After ruling out that the candidate to coordinate the Committees for the Defense of the Fourth Transformation, Marcelo Ebrard, is going to seek the independence of his Morena party (National Regeneration Movement), to go in search of the presidency of Mexico in another way, Enrique de la Madrid assured that there is no place in the Broad Front for Mexico for one more contender.
“First, I don’t think that is going to happen, but if it did happen, those who are affected are from the place where you are going (Morena), the ones who would have weaknesses are them, not us,” he assured. “We are not going to incorporate more people into this procedure than those who are competing, that is, here we are who we are and no longer any more, that is, we are not going to adapt the procedure for anyone, this is what it is.”
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Specialists in national politics maintain that Marcelo Ebrard could be the bet of the Fourth Transformation to break the vote of indecision or punishment that prevails among the PRI, PAN and PRD militants who are not satisfied with the alliance created by the three political parties.
Enrique de la Madrid insisted that he will not decline before “the first screening” in the internal process of the Broad Front for Mexico, and put a stop to the issue where it has been said that both he and his PAN opponent Santiago Creel Miranda feel discriminated against for being light-skinned.
He assured that he has not used that theme on his tour, and questioned that in Mexico being “güerito” is derogatory. “You go to a market in Mexico and they tell you a güerito that they are going to take, do you think that in Mexico a güerito would be a derogatory topic? I don’t see it that way.” The PRI candidate concluded by referring to the fact that in Mexico this is not the time to discriminate against anyone, but rather to unite.
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