Javier Corral justifies his vote against the disappearance of autonomous bodies

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The senator from⁤ Morena, Javier corralsaid that he informed the president⁣ of Mexico, Claudia ​Sheinbaum, of his arguments for vote against of the disappearance of ‌seven‌ autonomous bodies.

“And – being a‌ woman of democratic convictions – she has always given⁢ me her respect and​ understanding, as ‍when she invited me to be ⁣part​ of her project, ‌we ​assumed ourselves as allies ‍of a social transformation, ‌based on our biographies, principles and trajectories. That loyalty is unfading.”

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He explained that he​ does not ⁣share ‍the disappearance of the Inai, the​ IFT and ⁢the Cofece; organizations that he⁣ had to build as a PAN⁢ member.

“In ⁤the⁤ case of the INAI, in my opinion, the ⁣proposed⁤ modifications do not ‌have ⁤the ‍necessary institutional solidity⁣ to guarantee an​ self-reliant and impartial, agile, expeditious ​mechanism ‌that resolves denials of access to facts, not ‌only against the entities⁢ that Thay​ do ‍not include the federal public administration but rather the federal entities, municipalities, political parties, unions, powers of the union, trusts, autonomous bodies⁢ that prevail.”

Because of this very reason, he ⁣said that⁢ he has ‌“imposed the ⁣challenge of working in ​the‌ immediate⁢ future, in a framework that can find the appropriate instance and procedure to give rise to the​ full guarantee⁣ (with ‍independence and objectivity) of⁣ the right⁣ of access to information.” , in which the ‌obligated subjects do⁤ not end up being judges and part ⁤of ⁣a ⁢task so important that it has substantially modified the relationship of ​society with⁣ the government, by granting more possibilities⁣ of surveillance, inspection and‍ counterbalance to the ⁣citizen⁣ against the authority.

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Regarding ⁢the IFT, he ‌said⁤ that it was created “to contain⁤ the gross concentration indices in telecommunications, and also television and its related​ markets; It⁤ is the ⁢institutional attempt that was established ⁢to stop business at the ​expense of the national patrimony,​ the result of the discretionary award of concessions; and with all this, ⁣protect consumers, users and audiences.”

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How do autonomous bodies contribute to maintaining a balance ‍of power between⁤ teh government ​and citizens?

Interview with Expert Javier ​Corral: Disappearance of⁣ Autonomous Bodies in Mexico

Time.news​ Editor: Thank you for joining us today,Javier. ⁢You’ve recently expressed your dissent regarding the⁣ proposed disappearance ⁤of​ seven autonomous ⁣bodies,notably the INAI,IFT,and Cofece. can you shed light on your reasoning?

Javier Corral: thank you ⁣for having​ me. My primary concern lies in the‍ institutional‍ strength of the proposed modifications. The ‌INAI, for instance, plays a crucial role in⁣ ensuring access ‌to information. Without the necessary institutional solidity, I fear that the proposed changes will lead to a ⁢mechanism that lacks independence and⁤ impartiality. This undermines the right of citizens to ⁢access information, which is pivotal for civil oversight over governmental authority.

Time.news Editor: ‌That’s a compelling perspective. Can you elaborate on⁤ the importance of institutions like ⁤the ‍INAI⁢ in shaping the relationship between society ‌and⁣ government?

Javier Corral: Absolutely. Organizations like the INAI have fundamentally​ transformed how citizens‌ interact with government entities. they provide⁤ supervision and ensure accountability, empowering the public to verify governmental actions. If ⁣these bodies were ⁣to disappear, it could significantly weaken these democratic foundations, disrupting ⁢the balance of power.

Time.news ⁤Editor: You mentioned your past⁢ connections with the PAN ⁣and‍ how⁢ you’ve witnessed the growth⁣ of these ⁢organizations. How dose your ⁤background influence your⁣ stance now?

Javier‌ Corral: My experience within the PAN has granted me deep insights into the importance of these ⁣autonomous bodies.‍ They weren’t merely bureaucratic institutions; they were built to prevent the concentration ⁤of power and to protect citizen interests.My loyalty to​ these principles motivates my current advocacy against their ⁢potential abolition, as I⁣ believe in the​ necessity of autonomous⁢ institutions in⁢ sustaining democracy.

Time.news Editor: Regarding the IFT, you’ve mentioned its role in regulating telecommunications. What are your thoughts ​on the consequences of dismantling such regulatory bodies?

Javier Corral: The IFT was established to curb ‌excessive concentration ⁤in the⁤ telecommunications and broadcasting sectors. If eliminated,⁢ we risk reverting to a system where ‌market abuses may flourish unchecked. This ‌could harm consumers and undermine fair competition,​ ultimately costing the public‌ both in quality of‌ service and in economic terms. It’s vital for consumers to have robust institutions safeguarding‌ their rights.

Time.news ⁢Editor: ⁣ With the current political landscape and these proposed‌ changes, what advice would you give to citizens⁤ concerned about these developments?

Javier Corral: I encourage citizens to remain vigilant and engaged. The disappearance of ‍these⁤ bodies can be a‍ slippery slope to diminished civil liberties and less clarity in‍ governance. Staying ‌informed,‌ participating in public discourse, ​and advocating for stronger democratic institutions is essential. It’s our obligation to safeguard the transparency and accountability ‌that these bodies were designed⁤ to uphold.

Time.news Editor: ⁣Thank you, Javier, for sharing your⁢ insights. Your perspective highlights critical implications for mexico’s democratic‌ process and the importance of safeguarding autonomous entities.

Javier Corral: thank you for having me. It’s essential we continue to discuss these issues and work together to ensure that ⁤our democracy remains ‌robust and accountable.

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