The discussion of the constitutional reform to advance the consultation to revoke the mandate of President Sheinbaum was postponed at the request of the leader of the Morena bench in the Chamber of Deputies.
Mexico City, November 10 (However).- The Constitutional Points Commission of the Chamber of Deputies postponed “until further notice” the discussion of the reform constitutional that proposes advancing the consultation of revocation of mandate of the President Claudia Sheinbaum to match the elections of the 2027.
Through a statement, the president of said legislative body, the deputy Leonel Godoyreported that the meeting scheduled for this Monday at 6:00 p.m. will not take place, this at the request of the leader of the bench of Morena, Ricardo Monreal.
According to the document, the purpose of postponing the debate on the initiative to reform Article 35 of the Constitution is to seek to reach an agreement with the other parliamentary groups.
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Previously, Monreal stated in a press conference that the leaders of the National Action Party (PAN) and the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) asked him for more time to debate the issue of the reform to advance the consultation to revoke the mandate, since they consider it to be a “surprise.”
“I have no objection, as president of the Political Coordination Board [Jucopo] I am going to ask the president of the Constitutional Points Commissionto Deputy Leonel Godoy, that he can wait a few days while the debate between the deputies expands,” he noted.
The leader of the Morenoist bench considered postponing the discussion as something positive, and pointed out that “if we are not doing anything improper, if historical reason, moral reason, political reason assists us, we do not have to rush into such an important issue.”
The draft reform of Article 35 of the Constitution, presented by Morena, proposes advancing the consultation to revoke President Sheinbaum’s mandate from August to the first Sunday in June 2027, to coincide with the 2027 elections, with the purpose of “increasing citizen participation, saving resources and reducing electoral fatigue among citizens.”