2024-05-10 13:20:29
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) He justified that the process against the analyst María Amparo Casar is to “contribute to a better society.”
This Thursday, when questioned by the press about the complaint by Pemex against the director of Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunityfor allegedly altering documents to collect the pension of her husband, a worker at the state company, López Obrador said that:
“So, it is a contribution so that we have a better society, it is for the new generations.”
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And immediately afterwards he charged against some of the intellectuals whom he considers part of a group that dedicated itself to legitimizing previous governments; He said that the case is for the future Aguilar Camín or Enrique Krauze do not lie againwho, he gave, present themselves as independent.
For this reason, he highlighted what he means by a contradiction from the commentator on Canal Once who, Casar Padilla being part of the aforementioned group.
“They may be charging a pension of 125 thousand pesos per month inappropriately, but at the same time saying that the pension for the elderly is ‘populism’.”
At the same time, the President maintained his reproach to the National Institute of Transparency and Access to Information (INAI) that its actions in this case focus on the dissemination of personal data and not corruption.
This Monday, the head of the Executive pointed out that the National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (Inai) is doing a “paper” because:
“Now ex officio, investigating, if we do not violate the law, because evidence was revealed that has to do with personal data, the Transparency Institute that costs us Mexicans a billion pesos a year, at their service.”
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Last Friday, the director of Pemex, Octavio Romero Oropeza, pointed out that the death of the former coordinator of advisors at Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), Carlos Fernando Márquez Padilla García, which took place in 2004, was a suicide, for which he pointed out that his widow , Casar Pérez received an improper pension of more than 31 million pesos after passing off the incident as a work accident.
For its part, that same day the Institute announced its investigation ex officio because, in accordance with the General Law on Protection of Personal Data Held by Obligated Subjects, the Presidency of the Republic is responsible for protecting the personal data it possesses and is obliged to comply with these regulations:
“Along with the ex officio investigation, the Institute remains attentive to complaints that may be filed by people affected by the dissemination of their personal data, in order to initiate the corresponding procedures.”
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