The federal deputy Olga Sanchez Cordero She announced this afternoon that she left the hospital where she was admitted last Monday, after feeling ill following some meetings in the Chamber of Deputies.
“I thank those who have expressed concern for my health, as well as their empathy.
“I have already left the hospital, with a portable device connected to my body that records my heart rate (Holter). I am at home, from where I will continue my recovery. Thank you all,” wrote the former minister on her “X” account.
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Sánchez Cordero said on Tuesday, when she announced her hospitalization, that her discomfort was related to open-heart surgery she underwent in 2017.
Due to her hospitalization, the legislator was unable to attend the debate and approval of the reform to the Judicial Branch that took place during the early hours of Wednesday.
Sánchez Cordero promoted the creation of a working group within the Morena party to propose modifications to the approved ruling, as he criticized the fact that aspects that should be included in secondary or regulatory laws were included in the Constitution.
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Among them, he explained at the time, the requirements for aspiring judges’ grade point average, or the letters of recommendation that are requested of them, have nothing to do with a reform to the Magna Carta.
None of these changes were considered in the final draft of the ruling, which was approved by a qualified majority of the ruling party.
I am grateful to those who have expressed concern for my health, as well as their empathy.
I have already left the hospital, with a portable device attached to my body that records my heart rhythm (Holter). I am at home, where I will continue my recovery.
Thank you all.— Olga Sanchez Cordero (@M_OlgaSCordero) September 5, 2024
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